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AMERICA’S BACKGROUND AND INTERESTS 


A list reflecting American 
history, culture, thought 
and interest. 


compiled by 

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CONTESTS 


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PHILOSOPHY ooo 


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II. RELIGION ooo... 


III. SOCIAL SCIENCES 

lo Social Conditions o.. o.». . ........ 

2o Democracy 0 0 ..,. .. .. ............. 

3 0 Politics and Government . 

4 0 Economies and Industry . .... 

5 0 Education ........«.. .... 

6 0 Foreign Born ....... 

7 0 Foreign Relations ............ 

8 0 Labor ....... 

9 0 The Negro . .... 

10o Public Opinion Polls ooo........ 

11o Transportation . . 

IV. USEFUL ARTS AND APPLIED SCIENCES 

I. The American Land 0 ...... o. .... 

2 0 ^-giene and Medicine .. 

3 0 Nutrition . . 

4 0 Science, Technology & Invention .. 

Vo FINE ARTS 

lo Art in America .. 

2 0 Architectures, Housing and City Planning . 

3o Sculpture . .... 

4 0 Cartoons o ... 

5 0 Photography .... 

6 0 Music ....... 

7 0 The Theatre ..>.. 

8 0 The Dance .. 

9 0 Movies o.. 

10. Recreation .. 


VI. LITERATURE 

lo History & Criticism ... 44 

2o General Anthologies ...... 46 

3 0 Drama ..... 47 

4. Essays ..... 49 

5o Humor . ...... 49 

6 0 Poetxy ..... 50 

7 P Short Stories,, Collections ... 53 

8. Literary Biography & Reminiscence ....54 


VII. HISTORY 

lo The American Indian . .... 55 

2 0 History ....... 55 

3. American Life and Thought ....... 59 

4. American Regions .... 61 


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IX: WORLD WAR II. 

1 0 The Armed Forces .. ...o 70 

2 0 Atlases. 72 

3 0 General Aspects of the War. ...» 72 

4<> Europe and Africa.75 

5 0 The Pacific.76 

6o Peace and Postwar Planning. 80 

7 0 Rehabilitation. 87 

Xo FICTION 

lo American Classics .. 88 

2 0 Modem Fiction. 90 

XI o INDEX. 99 























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l c ADAMS 0 GoPo 

Contemporary American philosophy,, Macm 0 1930„ $6 o 00 2 vols 0 

Thirty three American philosophers and teachers of philosophy trace 
their own experiences in the adoption or adaptation ef a philosophy,, 

2c DEWEY, JOHN 

Intelligence in the modem world? John Dewey 0 * philosophy? ed 0 by 
Joseph Hatner 0 Modern Lihrary 0 1939 c $l 0 2i 

The pragmatism which under his leadership so strongly marks American 
thought and education,, 

3c GESELL. ARNOLD 

Infant and child in the culture of today? the guidance of development 
in home and nursery school c Harper,, 1943 0 $4 o 00 

Outlines specific techniques for behavior control and guidance of in¬ 
fants and young children,, Lists and play equipments information books 
and musical records for children,, 

4 0 KALLEN HOEACB Mo & HOOZ 0 SIDNEY, e ds 0 

American philosophy today and tomorrowo Jurmano 1935 0 $3 0 75 

Twenty-five representative American viewpoints,, 

5 0 PERRY c RALPH BARTON 

The thoughts and character of William James 0 Little,, 1935„ 

$12, 00 2 volSo 

A convincing portrait set against the background of his contempor¬ 
aries by a friend and former pupilo 


ZX. RELIGION 


6 0 BATES; ERNEST SUT H E R LA N D 

American faith 0 its religious,, political and economic foundationso 
Norton,, 1940 o $4 o 50 

An interpretation of the religious,, political and economic background 
of the American nation,. The book begins with the Pretestant reformat 
tion in Europe and ends with the American Civil War„ 

7o CLARKo ELMER To 

Small sects in Americao 0okesbury o 1939 0 $2 o 00 

A study of 200 small, obscure religious sects in the United States— 
their psychological and historical backgrounds,, and peculiar doctrines 
and practiceSo 

8„ EDDY, SHERWOOD 

A century with youths Association press,, 1944„ $l o 50 

A history of the YoM a C„A<, from 1844 to 1944o 

9 0 HOOK, SIDNEY 

John Dewey„ an intellectual portrait,, Day 0 1939 0 $2 o 00 

A clear statement of Dewey 0 s "central insights* and their implica¬ 
tions showing the influence of the American thinker on the schools „ 
courts and laboratories„ the labor movement and politics of our day 0 

















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10o JAMES, WILLIAM 

The varieties of r*ligi*u* *xperiene* 0 Modem Library^ $ 0 95 
A psychological study of personal religion in its various manifest- 
atlenso 

llo SWEET, WILLIAM Wo 

Story of religion in Americao Harper 0 1939 0 $3 o 50 

From the beginning to the age of big business 0 social and political 

influences,, the stand of the church at critical periods 0 


IIIo SOCIAL SCIENCES 


1 0 JSoclal Conditions 

12o BASSO 0 HAMILTON 

Mainstream 0 Reynal & Hitchcock 0 1943* $2 o 50 

An attempt to defipp the American character by analyzing components, 
such as democracy, aristocracy, with a typical representative of 
each faceto 

13 0 CALHOUN, ARTHUR Wo 

A social history of the American family c Barnes & Noble 0 1945 0 

3 vols in lo $7o50 

from colonial times to the present 0 

14o FEDERAL WRITERS 0 PROJECT 

These are our liveso UniVo of North Carolina Presso 1939 c 

$2 o 00 

The life of a people revealed through the life histories of actual 
Individuals selected to represent important types 0 The stories wore 
told by the individuals themselves to members of the federal Writers' 
Project ®f the Works Progress Administration in North Carolina, 
Tennessee and Georgia 0 

15o fURNAS, JOSEPH CHAMBERLAIN 

How America liveso Helto 1941 0 $3 o 00 

The subjects of a series of Ladies Home Journal articles were 16 
families whose income levels ranged from a Mississippi share cropper 0 s 
to a Chicago millionaire 0 s 0 

16 0 GALLOWAY, GEORGE Bo, edo 

Planning for Americao Helto 1941 0 $4 o 00 

A survey of American planning techniques, achievements and problem* 
in various field* of endeavor 0 

l?o GROVES o ERNEST RUTHERPGRI) 

The American family 0 Lippincotto 1934o $3^00 

Places emphasis on mental hygiene, personal relationship within the 
family and education for family life, as well as on the historical 
development of the family and its statu* as a social institution 




















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The American woman? the feminine side of a masculine civilization® 
rev® and enl 0 ed 0 Emerson Books® 1944 c $3®50 

An historical survey of colonial and frontier women, tne Southern 
lady c the woman of the West, all in their slow movement toward sex 
equality® 

19 o LYND 0 ROBERT So 

Knowledge for vhato Princeton Univ 0 Presso 1939® $2 o 50 

A study of the place of social science in American culture 0 

20o LYND 0 ROBERT S® & HELEN M® 

Middletowng a study in contemporary culture 0 Harcourto 1929 0 $5 o 00 

Middletown is a representative city of 30,000 whose community life 
was studied by field investigators© 

21 o LYND 0 ROBERT So & HELEN Mo 

Middletown in transitions a study in a cultural conflict® Harcourto 
1937 0 $5©00 

Middletown coming out of the depression® 

22® PRESIDENT 0 S RESEARCH COMMITTEE ON SOCIAL TRENDS 

Recent social trends in the UoS® McGraw® 1934® $6®00 

A report "by a committee of experts under the chairmanship of Wesley 
C® Mitchell on social tendencies® 

23 0 THOMPSON, WARREN S« 

Plenty of people® (Science for war and peace series)® Cattell® 

1944® $2® 50 

Essential^, up-to-date facts regarding the population problem that 
faces this world® 

24o TYLER, ALICE P© 

Preedom°s ferment? phases of American social history to i860® Univ® 
of Minn® Press® 1944® $5.00 

Thorough study of the religious movement and efforts toward social re¬ 
form in the America of a century ago® 

35® WEST 0 JAMES 

Plainville, U»S®Ao Columbia Univ® Press® 1945 0 $2®75 

An analysis of everyday life in a typical rural American community® * 
Addressed to anthropologists,, social scientists and general readers 
interested in rural people, It touches also on the related fields 
of psychology, rural economics and folklore® 


2® Democracy 
26® BECKER 3 CARL L® 

Modem democracy. Yale Univ© Press® 1941® $2®00 

A survey of the development of democratic Ideals, the divergence be¬ 
tween the ideal and the actual democratic state and the need for solv¬ 
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Safeguarding civil liberty today. Cornell University Presto 1945 0 
$2 o 00 

Lectures given at Cornell University by Carl L 0 Becker„ Max Lerner, 
Francis Biddle, and others. 

28. B INGHAM D F.C,, ed. 

Community life in a democracy. National Congress of Parents and 
Teachers. 1942 0 $1.00 

The whole field of community improvement and of interest to the psy¬ 
chologists, sociologists, educators, social workers,, and all other 
community-minded citizens. 

29 o BROWNo Solx. 0 ed. 

We hold these truths? documents of American democracy. Harper. 

1941. $1.50 

Forty-four primary documents involved in the growth of American demo¬ 
cracy—Mayflower compact, Bill of Rights, etc. 

30. COMMA GER, HENRY S. 

Majority rule and minority rights, Oxford. 1943. $1,50 

Sets forth Jefferson 8 s idea that the foundation of our democracy rests 

on majority rule. 

31. DOS PAS SOS, JOHN 

The ground we stand on; some examples from the history of a political 
creed. Harcourt. 1941. $3.50 

Convincing evidence that the roots of democracy are deep in America. 

32. FRAENKEL, OSMOND KESSLER 

Our civil liberties. Viking. 1944. $3.00 

A survey of civil liberties in the United States, tracing the defini¬ 
tion, interpretation and safeguarding by law and citing court decisions 
in test cases, 

33 c FRIEDRICH, CARL J. 

New belief in the common man. Little. 1942. $3.00 

The author believes that the mass of common men are in the long run 
less likely to be wrong than the individual judgment of any superman, 
or the limited judgment of any self-appointed elite, 

34. HAYES, DORSHA 

The American primer. Alliance, 1941, $1.50 

An eloquent statement of the fundamentals of democracy and the reasons 
Americans have to be proud of their government, 

35. HAYS, ARTHUR GARFIELD 

Democracy works. Random. 1939. $3.00 

An American liberal writes in defense of the American democratic system. 

36. MACLEISH, ARCHIBALD 

The American cause. Duell. 1941. $1,00 

Two papers on democracy which emphasize the need for a belief in the 
principles of freedom. 











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37. MERRIAM, CHARLES Eo 

Ga the agenda of democracy,. Harvard UniVo Press. 1941. $l o 50 

Streamlined administrations, a modernized legislative process, and 
social pl anni ng are among the points mentioned hy this teacher of 
political sciences, active in public affairs 0 

38o MYERS, HENRY ALONZO 

Are men equal?. Putnam. 1945. $2.50 

A philosophical discussion of the nature of equality particularly as 
it relates to America. 

39 o PAINE, THOMAS 

The selected wife, ed. by Howard Past. Duell. 1945. $3.50 

The more intere stings, and more important works of Tom Paine, edited 
and interpreted by Howard Past. 

40. SMITH, THOMAS V. 

The democratic tradition in America. Parrar. 1941. $1.50 

Professor Snith 0 s thesis is that equality is basic to democracy but 
that to raise the concept to dogma defeats its own purpose. 

41 o TEAL,, ORDWAY 

Hew adventures in democracy. McCraw. 1939. $2.00 

Practical applications of the democratic idea. 

42. TOCQJCJE7ILLS, ALEXIS DE 

Democracy in America. 2v. ed. by Philips Bradley. Knopf. 1945. 
$5.00 

A re-issue of this classic of liberal literature, published in 1835 
by the Prench liberal politician. One of the basic books that has 
molded democratic thinking. 

43. WILSON, WOODROW 

Selections for today, ed. by Arthur B. Tourtellot. Duell. 1945. 
$2.75 

Excerpts from the writing of Woodrow Wilson arranged by subjects 
The American Heritage; The American Spirit; and America 0 s Place in 
the World. These public papers and presidential addresses are vigor¬ 
ous expressions of the concepts of democracy and have a direct bearing 
upon America and the world today. 


3. Government 

44. ALLEN, FLORENCE E. 

This constitution of ours. Putnam. 1940. $2.00 

Its significance in the life of the American people today. 

45. BATES, ERNEST S. 

Story of Congress, 1789-1933. Harper. 1936. $3.00 

A selection of material placing Congress under a microscope. 

46. BATES, ERNEST S. 

Story of the Supreme Court. Bobbs. 1936. $3.00 

A popularized review of the origin of the Supreme Court and of the 
more* important cases, decisions, and appointees under each of the 
successive chief justices. 





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The republico Yiking. 1943* $3 o 00 

Twenty-one dialogs about the nature 0 practices and future of the 
American state c 

48 0 BECKER CARL L* 

The declaration of independence; a study in the history of political 
ideaso Knopf 0 1942* $3*00 

A brilliant study of the political philosophy of the Declaration of 
Independence 0 

49o BINKLEY, WILFRED E. 

American political parties,, Knopf* 1943 c $3*75 

Analyzes the composition of political parties from the founding of 
the Republico 

50o BROGAN s DENNIS WILLIAM 

Government of the people,, Harper* 1944 0 $4.00 

Changes in the American political scene during the past ten years. 
This book was first published in England under the title THE AMERICAS 
POLITICAL ST STEM. 

50a. BROGAN, DENNIS WILLIAM 

The free state* Knopf* 1945* $2*00 

The free state as the best form of government. 

51* BRYCE JAMBS 

The American commonwealth* 2nd ed* Macm. 1922-23. 2 vols* 

$8.00 set 

An authoritative study of the American government* 

52* FEDERALIST 

Federalist,, a commentary on the Constitution of the United States, 
reprinted from the original text of Alexander Hamilton,, John Jay and 
James Madison; edited by H*0. Lodge* Putnam* 1923* $3*50 

Classic and persuasive exposition of the federal principle, writte 
in 1784 to urge ratification of the Constitution. 

53. FINLETTER a THOMAS K. 

Can representative government do the job? Reynal & Hitchcock* 

1945* $2*00 

A former member of the State Department analyzes our representative 
government in the light of the new obligations imposed upon govern¬ 
ment by today 0 s needs* 

54. FLOHERTY, JOHN J* 

Inside the F.B.I* Lippincott* 1943* $2*00 

How G-men are trained, and how they work, with special emphasis on 

their activity in wartime* 

55* FRANKFURTER,, FELIX 

Mr* Justice Holmes and the Supreme Court* Harvard Univ* Press* 
1938. $1*50 

A series of radio lectures which endeavor to state in terms compre¬ 
hensible to the average American why Holmes 0 contribution to 
constitutional law is such an important part of American history* 






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A political handbook for women 0 Doubleday. 1944 c $2.00 

A phase of voting - from the workings of the Federal and State 
governments to careers for women in politics 0 

57o HENDRICK 0 BURTON J. 

Bulwark of the republic. new rev. ed 0 Little. 1938 0 $3.00 
A commentary on the men-°judges, presidents, lawyers and laymen—as 
well as the ideas that have made the Constitution. 

58o HOLCOMBE 0 ARTHUR No 

The middle classes in American politics,, Harvard Univ e Press 0 1940 o 
$2.50 

Characteristics of the American way in politics and the means of pre¬ 
serving them” also a discussion of the economic bases of national 
politics and the part played by the middle classes in the formation 
of the Constitution 

59 • HUGHES, CHARLES EVANS 

The Supreme Court of the United States? its foundation methods and 
achievementso Columbia Univ c Press» 1928. $2.50 

An interpretation 

60o JEFFERSON, THOMAS 

The complete Jefferson; assembled and arranged by Saul K. Padover. 
Duello 1943 0 $5 o 00 

Contains his major writings, published and unpublished;, except his 
letters® 

61 o KOHN 0 HANS 

Idea of nationalism . Macm 0 1944. $7.50 

A study of its origins and backgrounds with special emphasis upon 
the forms it has taken in the more important countries of the world. 

62. MERRIAMs CHARLES E. & GO SNELL, HAROLD P. 

The American party system. 3rd ed 0 Macm. 1940. $3.50 

An introduction to the study of political parties in the United 
Stateso 

63. MILTON, GEORGE POET 

The use of presidential power, 1789-1943. Little,, 1944. $3.00 

An engrossing view of American history in terms of the growth of the 
chief executive^ power as opposed to that of Congress. 

64. MUMFORD, LEWIS 

The culture of cities. Harcourt. 1938. $5.00 

The history of cities from medieval times. 

65. OGG, FREDERIC & RAY, PERLEI 0. 

Introduction to American government. 7th ed. rev. Appleton-Century. 
1942 0 $4.00 

An authoritative text. 

66. POUND, ROSCOE 

Spirit of the common law. Jones. 1921. $2.50 

Growth of the American legal system by the former dean of the Harvard 

law school. 




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Rendezvous with, destiny* Dryden* 1944 0 $3*00 

Selected from the nine volume edition of THE PUBLIC PAPERS» 

Part 1 contains 37 addresses of the President;, and Part 2 0 150 
quotations of view* and opinions expressed by him on various 
subjects* 

68o SMITH 0 BRUCE 

Police systems in the Uhited States* Harper 0 1940 o $4*00 

Federal,, state and local systems described by a leading authority,, 

69o SMITH fl EDWARD C* & ZURCHER, A*J* 

A dictionary of American politics* Barnes & Noble* 1944* $3*00 

Fourteen authorities in the field of American government provide a 
convenient source of information on matters relating to the past 
and present politic* of the U.S* 

70* Up So OFFICE OF WAR INFORMATION 

American handbook* Public affairs press 0 1945 c $3*75 

A compendium of information on life and institutions in the U.S. 
Thirty-eight sections cover briefly and clearly social, economic, 
cultural;, military and government phases* 

71 0 WILSON, WOODROW 

Wilson 0 s ideals? ed* by Saul K* Padover* American Council on 
Public Affairs* 1942* $2*50 

Quotations from the speeches and writings* 

72* ZINK 0 HAROLD 

Government and politics in the United States* Macm* 1942* $3.25 

An account of the way government is organized and functions in the 
U*So at all three levels—national, state and local* 


4o Ec onomics and Industry 
73* ADAMS, JAMES TRUSLOW 

Big business in a democracy* Scribner* 1945* $2*75 

A study describing American industrial giants from their beginning 
to the present day* 

74* BERGE, WENDELL 

Cartels? challenge to a free world* American Council on Public 
Affairs* 1944* $3*25 

The head of the Antitrust Division of the Department of Justice gives 
an overall picture of the evil effects of cartels* 

75 0 BEARD 0 CHARLES A* 

Economic basis of politics* Knopf* 1945 0 $1*75 

A new edition of a classic treatise on political science* 

76* BERGENGREN, ROY FREDERICK 

I speak for Joe Doakes* Harper* 1945o $2 o 50 

The benefits of the cooperative movement at home 0 including both con¬ 
sumer cooperation and cooperative consumer credit* Also an explana¬ 
tion of the stake of every citizen in a strong organization among 
the nations of the world* 








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77® BOUARI, ERNEST L® 

Economic history of the American people „ new ed® Longmans 0 

1942® $3® 50 

A standard text® 

78® BORDEN, NEIL H c 

Economic effects of advertising® Irwin® 1942® $6 o 00 

Its role in the current economy hy a professor of advertising at 
Harvard University School of Business® 

79 # CHASE, STUART 

Democracy under pressures special interests versus the public wel¬ 
fare® Twentieth Century Fund® 1945® $1®00 

In his indictment of pressure groups„ the author shows how these 
groups are formed, how they operate and their effect on the general 
welfare® 

80® CHASE, STUART 

Men at work® Harcourt® 1945® $2®00 

The well-known economist shows how technical progress can he allied 
with democracy® 

81® COCHRAN, THOMAS C® &.MILLER, W® 

Age of enterprise; a social history of industrial America® Macm® 
1942® $3®50 

Industrial history of the United States written hy two members of the 
history department of New York University® 

82® COWLING, ELLIS 

Cooperatives in America; their past, present and future® Coward® 
1938® $2®00 

Traces, with a minimum of detail, the European background and American 
development of the cooperative movement today® 

83® DAY IS 0 MALVIN E® 

Industrial life insurance in the United States® McGraw® 1944® 

$2® 75 

A comprehensive discussion of the various aspects of the branch of 
life insurance developed specifically to meet the needs of lowers 
income families and the part it plays in the social economy of the 
nation® 

84® DEWEY, DAY IS R® 

Financial history of the United States® 12th ed® Longmans® 1934® 
$3® ou 

Standard historical treatise on the fiscal development of the U®S® 
first published in 1903® 

85® FARRINGTON, SE1WYN K® 

Railroads at war® Coward® 1944® $3 0 75 

The story of how American railroads have accomplished the greatest 
performance in the history of transportation® 

85a o FAULKNER, HoUo 

American economic history® 5th ed® Harper® 1943® $1®00 

Salient aspects of our economic development® 














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86 o FINER* KERMAN 

The ToToAog lessons for international application© International Labour 
Office© 1944o $X©50 

A consideration of the possible application of ToVoA© methods and ex¬ 
perience to the economic development of large regional areas after the 
war© 

87©FOWLER* BERTRAM Bo 

Consumer cooperation in America© Vanguard*, 1936 0 $2©00 

The story of the beginnings and growth of the consumers 0 cooperative 
movement in the U©S© 

88 c GLOVER* JOHN Go & CORNELL,, W©B© * eds 0 

The developnent of American industries—their economic significance© 
Prentice© 1941© $5 o 50 

A record of 39 industries such as paper,, cotton, rubber,, sugar* oil* 
written by leaders in their respective fields© 


89 ©GOLDEN* CLINTON So & RUTTENBERG, H©J© • 

Dynamics of industrial democracy© Harper 0 1942 0 $3 o 00 

A practical study of collective bargaining illustrated by case studies© 

90©GUSTAFSON* AXEL FERDINAND and others 

Conservation in the United States© 2nd ed© Comstock© 1944© $4©00 

The basic facts of conservation presented for students and general 
readerso 


91 ©HAINES 0 WILLIAM 

Men* money and molecules© Doubleday© 1936© $1©50 

Story of the development of the chemical industry in the United States 

and the men who have built it up© 


92 q HEXNER ERVIN 

International steel cartel© Univ© of North Carolina Press© 1943© 

$ 6©00 , , 
Analysis of one of the most powerful of the pre-war international in¬ 
dustrial combines© 


93 o HQRN 0 STANLEY F© 

This fascinating lumber business© Bobbs© 1943© $3©75 

History of the lumber business in the UoS© which covers the industry 
in general* as well as in particular sections of the country* in its 
economic as well as in its technical aspects© 


94„HUDSON 0 MANLEY 0© , „ a 

International tribunals* past and future© Carnegie Endowment for 
International Peace and the Brookings Institute© 1944© $2©50 

A summary of past experience and some conclusions as to the application 
of these experiences to the immediate problems with wnich the world is 
or may be faced© 
















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95 0 INFIELD, HENRIK F. 

Cooperative communities at work. Dryden, 1945® $3,00 

An appraisal of major experiments in rural cooperative living, past 
and present,, "by men and women of our own and other countries with an 
eye to postwar conditions, 

96, JOHNSTONo ERIC 

America unlimited, Douhleday, 1944. $2,50 

A prediction of America 8 s economic future. 

97, KENNEDY 0 EDWARD D, 

The automobile industry, Reynal. 1941, $3,50 

The development of the automobile industry from 1900 to 1940, with 

emphasis on the business and economic aspects. 

98. LANDAUER, CARL 

Theory of national economic planning. Univ. of California Press. 

1944. $2,00 

Presents a closely reasoned argument for a centralized economic system. 
The major concern in this volume is stabilization, _ 

99. LANDIS 0 BENSON Y. 

A cooperative economy; a study of democratic economic movements. 

Harper, 1943. $2.00 

Voluntary and public cooperatives in the past, present and future, 
Including discussion of economic democracy and international coopera¬ 
tion, 

100. LEITH, CHARLES K. 

World minerals and world peace. Brookings Institute. 1943. 

$2,00 

An up-to-date statistical summary of the world 0 s mineral production 
and resources. 

101. McCarty, h,h. 

The geographic basis of American economic life. Harper. 1940. $3.7E 

Regional descriptions and analyses of the present economic development 
of the U. S. provide an appraisal of the country 0 s resources and indust¬ 
ries, 

102. MUNSON, GORHAM 

Aladdin 0 s lamp; the wealth of the American people. Creative Age, 

1945. $3.75 

The author believes that credit power is the Aladdin 0 s lamp of our re¬ 
public, With this as a premise he works out the ramifications of a 
democratic financial program as it would affect many questions, such 
as racial problems, full employment plans, labor, foreign trade, taxa¬ 
tion and international relations. 

103. PINK 0 LOUIS H. 

lieedom from fear. Harper. 1944. $2.50 

An authority in the field of insurance appraises the various social 
security practices and proposals, giving special attention to the 
Beveridge plan and the report of the National Resources Planning Board. 




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American taxation. Norton. 1942o $4.50 

Its history as a social force in a democracy. 

105o RUML, BEARDSLEY 

Tomorrow 0 s business. Farrar. 1945 0 $2 o 50 

Careful analysis of the part business can play in the survival of 

freedom for the individuals the nation and the worldo 

106 o SMITH, JOSEPH Ro & PHILLIPS, MoOo 

North Americas its people and the resources, development and prospect 
of the continent as the home of memo 2nd ed 0 Harcourt© 1940© 

$4© 75 

A new edition of a book in economic geography first published in 1925 
and now extensively revised in the light of new developments and changes,, 

107. TWENTIETH CENTURY FUND 

How collective bargaining works; a survey of experience in leading 
American industries. Research director, Harry A© Millis. The Fund. 
1942© $4.00 

Pull length sketches of the actual workings of collective bargaining 
in 16 trades and industries and thumbnail summaries covering 13 other 
fields© 

108. VEBLEN, THORSTEIN Bo 

The theory of the leisure class; an economic study in the evolution of 
institutions© Modem library. 1934© $.95 

A commentary that may also be read as simple satire. 

109. WHARTON, JOHN F„ 

The theory and practice of earning a living. Simon & Schuster. 1945. 
$2.50 

American capitalism, its virtues and its dangers. The book is a keen- 
minded, crisp statement of the economic world we live in, in contrast 
to the world the Russians live in. 


5o Education 

110. ADAMS, JAMES T. 

Frontiers of American culture, a study of adult education in a demo¬ 
cracy. Scribner. 1944© $2.50 

Against the background of his knowledge of American civilization, a 
historian interprets the development of adult education in the United 
States© 

111. AMERICAN COUNCIL ON EDUCATION 

American universities and colleges. The Council. 1944. $4.00 

A reference volume i&ich gives the salient facts about the accredited 
institutions of higher learning in the United States. 


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Teacher in America© Little 0 1945 0 $3©00 

^ professor at Columbia University comments on the methods and pur- 
poses of America 0 s teachers and offers some stimulating suggestions 
on how to broaden the culture of our democracy by formal and informal 
education 

113 0 BEEEDICT 0 AGNES E© 

Progress t© freedom, the story of American education 0 Putnam 0 
1942 0 $3© 00 

Schools of America, their hampered and primitve beginnings, their 
first liberators, their great men and their gradual development to¬ 
ward a new freedom© 

114o BRANDON, AL 0 

Postwar education in American colleges and universities© American 
College Publicity Association c/o Indiana University© 1944 c $1©00 

A survey report providing data useful in educational planning and 
pointing up the value of fact finding in public relations 0 

115o COCANNOUER JOSEPH A© 

Trampling out the vintage,, Univ 0 of Oklahoma press 0 1945© $2 ©75 

A teacher, scientist, humanist and man of the soil presents his ex¬ 
periences in trying to revolutionize the rural schools in the sand 
hills of Oklahoma, the Philippines, China and finally in California© 

116© CONFERENCE ON THE SCIENTIFIC SPIRIT AND DEMOCRATIC FAITH 

Authoritarian attempt to capture education? the papers from the 
second conference,, King°s Crown press 0 1945 0 $2 o 50 

Articles by scientists, philosophers, educators, religious leaders 
and others who are concerned in the fight against reaction in educa° 
tion and opposed to extreme individualism. Isolationism and social 
irresponsibility,, 

117. CUBBERLEY, ELLWOOD P© 

Public education in the United Stateso rev« & enl© ed 0 Houghton,, 
1934 0 $3 o 50 

A study and interpretation of American educational historyo 

118. CURTI, MERLE 

The social ideas of American educators,, Scribner© 1935. $3 o 00 

Analysis of representative leaders; Horace Mann, Henry Barnard, 
Booker T© Washington, William T© Harris, Bishop Spalding, Francis 
Wo Parker, G© Stanley Hall, William James, E©L 0 Thorndike, John Dewey 
and others© 

119. DE LIMA, AGNES 

Little red school house© Macm 0 1942© $3© 50 

Tells about the experiment in progressive education carried out in 

the Little Red School House in New York during the past twenty years© 

120© DEWEY, JOHN 

Democracy and education© Macm 0 1916© $2 o 50 

A statement, bringing together the author 0 s views on education, 
psychology, theory of knowledge, ethics and social theory© 










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Education for responsible living, Harvard Univ, Press, 1944, 

$3,00 

A challenge to the liberal arte college to fit men better for life in 
a changing world by the former Dean of the Harvard Graduate School of 
business administration*, 

122o BISENHAET C UJTHER P 0 

The educational precesso Princeton Univ D Press 0 1946 0 $1,00 

A plan for the educational program of American schools and colleges, 
based completely on liberal education as opposed to purely traditional 
or progressive methods, 

123 0 GENERA L EDUCATION IN A FREE SOCIETY; report of the Harvard Committee, 
Harvard Univ 0 Press, 1945 e $2 o 00 

This survey 9 the result of a two year study of American education by 
a committee of twelve Harvard professors*, outlines a comprehensive 
program for American secondary schools,, 

124o FOERSTER c NORMAN 

The American state university, Univ, of North Carolina press,, 1937, 
$2 o 50 

Its relation to dmecraey, 

125o 70ERSTEE NORMAN, ed. 

The humanities after the war, Princeton Univ, Press, 1944, $1,50 

Essays by Wendell L, Willkie, Eoscoe Pound, Norman Poerster 9 Theodore 
M, Greeneo Abraham Flexner, William Macnelle Dixon, Gordon Keith 
Chalmers on the place of the humanities in higher education, 

126, FOSTER, MRSo J0S1PHIN! & MATTSON, M, 

Nursery-school education, Appleton=Century 0 1939, $2,50 

& study of the fux*tion 0 procedure, methods, programs and equipment 
of the well-managed nursery school, 

127, HUTCHINS, ROBERT 

Higher learning in America, Yale Univ, Press, 1936, $2,00 

A brilliantly condensed polemic against contemporary higher education 
by the presidmt ef the University of Chicago, 

128, JOHNSON 0 ALVIN 

The public library? a people 0 s university, American Association for 
Adult Education, 1938, $1,00 

A review of the educational significance of the public library, 
particularly as an instrument for adult education, 

129, KOTSCHNIGc WALTER M, 

Slaves need no leaders, Oxfordo 1943 0 $2 0 75 

An answer to the fascist challenge to education, A plan for educa= 

tional reconstruction with U,S 0 support in continental Europe, 

130, LAMBERT 8 CLARE 

Schools outo Harper*, 1944, $2,50 

Child care throu^i play schools. The book explains why community 
planning for children whose parents work is needed and offers specific 
and practical suggestions for establishing play centers that will take 
into account the character of the community to be served. 









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The i>©le of higher education in war and after© Harper© 1944 
$2.50 

An appraisal of the effects of the war on higher education in this 
country "by the Associate Commissioner of Education in Hew York State 
wh© also considers proposals of the Regents of the University of the 
State of Hew York© 

132. MURSELL* JAMES Lo 

Education for American democracy© Horton© 1943© $3© 75 

A comprehensive history of the background and patterns of American 
education today© 

133© OVERSTREET 0 HARRY A © & BOHARO, W© 

Town meeting comes to town 0 Harper© 1938 0 $2© 50 

Hew York 0 s meeting of the airg its immediate audience and its coast 

to coast discussion group© 

134© POWEL* LYDIA 

The art museum comes to the school© Harper© 1944© $2©00 

A discussion of how to forward art education by bringing museums 
and schools into closer working relation© This is a result of a 
survey in five major cities of the U©S© 

135© ROSS* EARLE D© 

Democracy 0 s college^ the land-grant movement in the formative stage© 
Iowa State College Press© 1942© $3©00 

The main lines of development of the land-grant college as an import- 
ant phase of the provision of a democratic program of education© 

136© SMITH* PAYSOH 

Education in the 48 states© Govt© Printing Office© 1939 0 
(U.dSo Advisory Comm© on Education© Staff study #1) $©30 

137© STRUCK, F© THEODORE 

Vocational education for a changing world© Wiley© 1945© $3©50 

A summary of the best of American experience to date in the t&ole 
field of vocational education of less than college grade,, and is 
intended as a guide for teachers and supervisors© 

138. SYRKIN* MARIE 

Your schools 0 your children© Fischer© 1944© $2© 50 

A thoughtful* reflective review of W what 0 s wrong with our schools* 
based on observations of many years experience in our public school 
system© 

139© THAYER* VIVIAH T© 

American education under fire<> Harper 0 1944© $2©50 

A searching analysis of what is wrong in American education* what 
are the most thorny controversial issues and what are wise eon= 
struetive measures© 

140© WISE* JAMES W© 

The Springfield plan? photographs by Alexander Alland© Viking© 

1945©* $2©50 

A record in pictures and text of a constructive and living plan for 
true democracy which was conceived and acted upon by the people of 
Springfield* Mass» 







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141 0 ADAMIC, LOUIS 

From many lands 0 Harper 0 1940» $3 o 50 

Stories cf American immigrants from Poland, Czechoslovakia, the 

Balkans, Holland and Fin land 0 

142 o ADDAMS 0 JANE 

Twenty years at Hull-Housso Macm 0 1910 o $2 o 50 

Survey of the development of social, civic and other activities 
of Chicago 0 s famous neighborhood houseo 

143 o ALLAND ALEXANDER 

American counterpoint D«y 0 1943 c $3 o 00 

Photographs of people of mors than 50 different racial backgrounds 

to whom America is home 0 

144o BEARD, ANNIE E 0 S o 

Our foreign-bora citizens? what they have done for America 0 rev» 
and enlo ed 0 Crowello 1939 0 $2 o 50 

Short sketches of men, who though bora in foreign countries, have 
added in one way or another in the upbuilding of the UoS 0 Intended 
for boys and girls 0 

145o BENEDICT, RUTH 

Race, science and politics 0 Modern Age 0 1943 0 $2 o 50 

A review of the science of race and the history of racism for the 
layman o 

146o BOX, EDWARD 

Americanization of Edward Bek? an autobiography of a Dutch boy fifty 
years after G 3cribner 0 1920 c $2 0 75 

Awarded the Pulitser prize 1920=21 "for the best American biography 
teaching patriotic and unselfish service to the people, illustrated 
by an eminent exampito® 

147 0 BOWERS, DATID F O0 edo 

Foreign influences in American life c Princeton Univ 0 Press 0 1944 0 
$3 o 00 

Their cultural impact, assimiliation and manifest effect upon our 
economic, political, artistic, religious and philosophic institute 
ionso 

148 o BROWN, FRANCIS Jo & ROUCEK, JoS 0 eds 0 

One Americao Frentice 0 1945 c $5 o 00 

A symposium on the problems of minority groups in American life, 
each chapter the work of an authority in the fieldo 

149o HANSEN, MARCUS Lo 

The immigrant in American history 0 Harvard Univ 0 Press 0 1940„ 
$2 o 50 

Nine essays on the historical role of the Immigrant in American life c 















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150o INSTITUTE FOR RELIGIOUS STUDIES 

Group relations and group antagonism, ed Q by R o M 0 Maclver® Harper® 
1944® $2 o 00 

A series of addresses and discussions before the institute by speakers 
who are well-known representatives of groups about which they spoke® 

151 o JORDAN, EMIL LEOPOLD 

Americans, a new history of the people who settled the Americas® 
Norton® 1939® $4 o 50 

A colorful account of the racial groups that have lived in America, 
the civilization they brought with them and their contribution to 
American c haracter and life® 

152® PUP IN, MICHAEL 

From immigrant to inventor® Scribner® 1923® $1®00 

One of America® s great scientists tells of coming to America as a 

Serbian immigrant, of his early struggles and his work as an inventor® 

153® SMITH, WILLIAM C® 

Americans In the making® Appleton-Century® 1939® $3®75 

A study of the process and assimilation of immigrants in America 
based largely on published and unpublished autobiographies, diaries 
and letters® 

154® WALD- LILLIAN 

House on Henry Street® Holt® 1915® $3®50 

A history of the settlement by its founder® 


7® Foreign Relations 
155® BAILEY, THOMAS A® 

America 0 s foreign policies? past and present® Headline Books. 
No® 40. Foreign Policy Assn® 1943® $®25 

A brilliantly written summary of the development of the foreign 
policies of the United States® 

156® BAILEY, THOMAS A® 

Diplomatic history of the American people® Text ed® Crofts® 
1940® $4® 25 

Canadian-American relations are more fully treated here than in 
preceding histories, as well as the weight of public opinion on 
diplomatic events® 


157® 


BEMIS, SoFo 

Diplomatic history of the United States® rev® ed® Holt® 1942® 
$5® 35 

A comprehensive and scholarly history of American diplomacy® 


158® BEMIS, So Fo 

The Latin American policy of the United States 0 Harcourto 1943 0 

An°authority cn American diplomatic history traces the evolution of 
our Latin-American policy from 1776 to the present® 

















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159o BISSON, THOMAS ARTHUR 

America 0 s Far Eastern policy,, (IoPoRo inquiry series) „ Macm* 

1945o $3 o 00 

In this study of our Far Eastern policy published under the auspices 
of the Institute of Pacific Relations, Mr 0 Bisson has written a 
clear, succinct account of events that led up to Pearl Harbor* 

160o CORWIN, EDWARD So 

The constitution and world organization Princeton Univ 0 Press 0 
1944c $1*00 

A professor of international law at Princeton urges the American 
people to sacrifice its national sovereignty to promote peace 0 

161 0 DAVIES, JOSEPH E 0 

Mission to Moscowo Simon & Schuster 0 1941 0 $3*00 

A record of confidential dispatches to the State Department, official 
and personal correspondence, current diary and journal entries, in¬ 
cluding notes and comments from 1936 to October 1941 0 

162o DOCUMENTS ON AMERICAN FOREIGN RELATIONS 

World peace foundation, 1938=1943* 5 vols 0 The foundation,, 1944* 

$12*50 

The significant developments 0 
163* DULLES, FOSTER RHEA 

The road to Teheran; the story of Russia and America, 1781-1943* 
Princeton Univ c Press* 1944* $2*50 

A professor of American history surveys the reaction of the UoS* 
public to ezarist and communist Russia* A n unbiased recital of 
events and their implications* 

164* GRISWOLD, ALFRED W* 

Far Eastern policy of the UoS* Harcourt* 1938* (Yale Institute 
of International Studies) $3*75 

The author draws on hitherto unpublished sources* From the Spanish- 
American war to the current hostilities in China, every phase of 
American Far Eastern policy is described and voluminously documented* 

165* HERRING, HUBERT Co 

America and the Americas, an appraisal and a forecast* Claremont 
College, Calif* 1944* $2*00 

A compact summary of relations between the U*S* and Latin American 
countries, appraising the economic and political conditions* By 
the director of the Committee on Cultural Relations with Latin 
America* 

166* JONES, JOSEPH 

A modem foreign policy for the U*S* Macm* 1944* $1*35 

A criticism of the present policies and methods of the Department of 
State and a strong argument for modernization of its organization 
and ideas by a former member of the State Department* 

167* LATANE, JOHN H* 

History of American foreign policy* 2nd ed* Odyssey* 1940* 

$4*50 

Written with a scholarly command of historical facts* 








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168* LIPPMANN 0 WALTER 

UoSo foreign policy; shield of the republic* Little,, 1943, $1*50 

A critical study of the foreign policy of the UoS 0 in the last fifty 
years with constructive suggestions for improving it 0 

169o NEVI NS 0 ALLAN & HACKER, L.M*, ed So 

United States and its place in world affairs,, 1918=1943* Heath 0 
1943 0 $3*25 

A significant symposium surveying the broad field of America and 
world affairs from the first world war onwardo 

170o PERKINS 0 DEXTER 

America, and two wars 0 Little c 1944* $2*00 

A history of U*S 0 foreign policy from 1898 when we acquired the 
Philippines to the present day 0 The author sums up with a positive 
program for maintaining peace after the war is endedo 

171o PERKINS 9 DEXTER 

Hands off; a history of the Monroe Doctrine* Little* 1941* $3*50 

A comprehensive and scholarly study of the Monroe Doctrine B including 
its origins 0 developments present significance and probable future* 

172 0 ROOSEVEI/Tj FRANKLIN Do 

Roosevelt 0 s foreign policy, 1933=1941* Funk* 1942 0 $3*75 

A collection of his unedited speeches and messages compiled and 
collated by Douglas Lurton* 

173 0 UoSo COORDINATOR OF INTER-AMERICAN AFFAIRS 

Our American neighborso Public Affairs Press* 1945* $3*00 

This material was originally issued as a series of pamphlets during 
1943 9 and 1944o The text, Illustrations and maps and pictographs 
present information on the history 9 economic, social and cultural 
life of the Latin American countries* 

174o WERTENBAKER, CHARLES 

A new doctrine for the Americas 0 Viking* 1941 0 $2*00 

A survey of the relations between the U*S 0 an d Latin America, deal¬ 
ing especially with recent affairs* 


8° Labor 

175* BEARD, MARI 

Short history of the American labor movement* Macm* 1924* $1*25 

A brief sympathetic account of the growth and development of the 
movement from earliest times in America to 1920 o 

176* BROOKS, ROBERT R* 

Unions of their own choosing* Yale Univ* Press* 1939* $3*00 

An account of the National Labor Relations Board and its work* 

177 0 CHERNICK, JACK & EELLICKSON, GEORGE C* 

Guaranteed annual wages* Univ* of Minnesota press* 1945* $2*60 

This study of the limited area in which the annual wage setup has 
operated follows through with an analysis of what its wider applica¬ 
tion could mean in terms of economic stabilization* 




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178 0 C0LEMAN 3 McALISTER 

Men and coalo Parrar* 1943 0 $3*00 

A history of coal miners 8 unions, with special attention to the 
growth of the United Mine Workers of America 0 

179o COMMONS, JOHN Ro & ANDREWS, JOHN B* 

Principles of labor legislation* 4th edo Harper* 1936* $3*25 

A standard work in which the author sketches the historical back¬ 
ground of the various labor problems, such as unemployment, wages, 
hours, safety, social insurance, individual and collective bargain¬ 
ing, and describes the legislative remedies that have been employed* 

180.D0UGIAS, PAUL H* 

Social security in the U*S 0 2nd ed* McGraw* 1939* $3*50 

An analysis and appraisal of the federal Social Security Act* 

181* GOMPERS, SAMUEL 

Seventy years of life and labor* Dutton* 1943* $5*00 

A history of the labor movement in the U 0 S 0 as well as an autobio¬ 
graphy* 

182* HARRIS, HERBERT 

American labor* Tale Univ* Press* 1939* $3*75 

The labor movement from 1800 to 1938, centered around the history 

of seven union groups* 

183 0 PESCTTA, ROSE 

Bread upon the waters* Dodd* 1944o $3*00 
A study of the American labor movement, especially in the needle 
trades, by a vice-president of the International Ladies 0 Garment 
Workers 0 Union from 1933 to Pearl Harbor* 

184* STOLBSRG; BENJAMIN 

Tailor 3 s progress* Doubleday* 1944* $2*75 

The story of the International ladies 0 Garment Workers 0 Union and 

the men who made it* 

185* STONE, IRVING 

Clarence Darrow for the defenses a biography* Doubleday* 1941 0 
$3*00 

The biography of a famous criminal lawyer who was an outstanding 
defender of labor* 


9* The Negro 
186* BRAWLET, BENJAMIN 

Short history of the American Negro* 4th rev* ed* Macm* 1939, 
$ 2*20 

A general survey of the Negro in American life, first published in 
1913* 


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187o BMBREE, EDWIN R. 

Brown America,, Viking. 1931. $2.50 

The story of a new race. 

188o HOLT, RACKHAM, pseudo 

George Washington Carver 0 Doubleday. 1943. $3 o 50 

Biography of the distinguished Negro scientist, one of the pioneers 
in chemurgy and scientific agriculture. 

189 . JOHNSON, JAMES W 0 

Along this way Q Viking. 1933 0 $3 o 50 

The urbane autobiography of sophisticated Negro poet and prose 
writer 0 

190 o LOGAN, RAYFORD W 09 ed 0 

What the Negro wantso Univ 0 of North Carolina Press. 1944. $3.50 

A symposium by 14 nationally prominent Negroes D four conservatives 
five liberal and five radical, presenting their views on what the 
Negro wants, 

19le MOON, BUCKLIN, edo 

Primer for white folks. Doubleday 0 1945. $3 o 00 

An anthology of writing about the Negro„ representative of much of 
the best that has been said and thought and felto 

192. MYRDAL, GUNNAR 

An American dilemma. Harper. 1944 0 2 vols 0 $7.50 

A comprehensive study of the Negro in American society. 

193. OTTLEY, BO I 

New world a-coming; inside Black America. Houghton. 1943. $3.00 

A Negro newspaperman writes an account of what the American Negroes 
are doing and thinking in these war times. 

194. WASHINGTON, BOOKER T. 

Up from slavery. Double day. 1901. $2.00 

The founded of Tuskeegee Institute tells his own story which is that 
of the school as well. 

195. WOODSON, CARTER G. 

The Negro in our history. 7th ed. Associated Pubs. 1941. $4.25 

A mine of information for the student of the Negro problem. 


10. Public Opinion Poll s 

196. BLANKENSHIP, ALBERT B. 

Consumer and opinion research. Harper 0 1943 0 $3 o 00 

The questionaire technique—how surveys are prepared, operated and 

interpreted. 

197 # CANTRIL, HADLEY and others 

Gauging public opinion. Princeton Univ. Press. 1944. $3.75 

An examination by research associates in the office of Public Opinion 
Research at Princeton University of methods used in surveying public 
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198„ GALLUP, GEORGE H 0 & RAE, SAUL F„ 

The pulse of democracy; the public opinion poll and how it works. 

Simon & Schuster. 1940. $2.50 

The methods used for sampling public opinion*. 


llo Transpo rt ation 
199.COHN, DAVID L. 

Combustion on wheels. Houghton. 1944. $2.75 

A lively history of the automobile age. 

200 . DUNBAR, SEYMOUR 

A history of travel in America. Tudor. 1937. $2.95 

An outline of the development in modes of travel from archaic 
vehicles of colonial times to the completion of the first trans¬ 
continental railroad. 

201. HENRY 5 ROBERT S. 

This fascinating railroad business. 2nd rev. ed. Bobbs. 1943. 

$3.75 

Not only a record of the development of trains 5 but also the history 
of the business. 

202. HER SHE Y 9 BURNET 

The air future; a primer of aeropolitics. war ed. Duell. 1943. 

$2.75 

A survey of the phases of aviation which will become increasingly im¬ 
portant after the war—the types of planes 8 the political aspects and 
international complications arising from the establishment of airlines. 

203. HUNGERFQRD, EDWARD 

Transport for war, 1942-1943. Dutton. 1943. $3.00 

Popularly written survey of American transportation problems and 
achievements in wartime. 

204. MILLER 9 JOHN ANDERSON 

Fares„ pleased Appleton. 1941. $3.50 

Transportation from the days of the horse-drawn omnibus to contemporary 
buses and subways. 

205. RECK 0 FRANKLIN M„ 

The romance of American transportation. Crowell. 1939. $2.50 

History of transportation in the U.S. from 1789 to the present. 

206. SMITH, HENRY L. 

Airways; the history of commercial aviation in the United States. 

Knopf. 1942. $3.50 

Their growth since the 1930“s. Documented, deals with personal and 
financial rivalries, and government regulation. 








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IVo USEFUL ARTS ASP APPLIED SCIENCES 


207o BENEDICT, MURRAY R. 

Farm people and the land after the war Q National Planning Associa- 
tion c (Planning pamphlets No 0 28) 0 1944o $.25 

The structure of the farming industry" the kinds and sizes of farms, 
the number of people on the farms 9 and the conditions of ownership 
or tenancy of the farms 0 

208o BENNETT , HUGH Ho 

Soil conservation. McGraw-Hillo 1939 0 $6.00 

A comprehensive study of the science and practice of soil conservation. 
The emphasis is on the effects of soil erosion upon the prosperity of 
the country. 

209 o BRANDT, KARL 

The reconstruction of world agriculture. Norton. X945 0 $4 o 00 

A picture of the possible conditions of agriculture when the fight” 
ing stops, and an analysis of food requirements and agricultural ad~ 
justments in the demobilization periodo 

210 o BRUEEE, MARTHA BENSLEY 

Your forestso Lippincotto 1945 0 $2.50 

How our forests grow 0 their variety and uses,, and their future. 

211o FAIRCHILD, DAVID Go 

The world was my garden. Scribner 0 1938 0 $3 0 75 

Autobiography of a well known botanist and plant e^lorer. 

212 o FAUIKNEB- EDWARD Ho 

Plowman-s folly 0 Univ. of Oklahoma Press. 1943 0 $2 o 00 

A revolutionary theory based on the conviction that deep plowing is 
responsible for many of the problems of the land 0 

213. GRAHAM, EDWARD Ho 

Natural principles of land use 0 Oxford. 1944 0 $3.50 

Study of the value of applying biological principles to management 
of farm lands, forests and wild life by the Chief of the Biology 
Division of the Soil Conservation Service 0 Useful book for the 
regional planners, farmers and anyone interested in an intelligent 
approach to producing on the lando 

214„ HAYSTEAD, LADD 

Meet the farmers o Putnam. 1944. $2.50 

A survey of the farmer°s social, economic, productive, operational, 
political market and distribution problems, by an author of wide 
experience in investigating farm affairs and farmerso 

215 oHOWARD 3 ROBERT W. 

Two billion acre farm 0 Doubleday c 1945 0 $2 o 50 

An informal history of American agriculture including the story of 
maize, tobacco, corn, cotton, wheat, and cattle as well as the 
history of the Grange and farmer 0 s cooperativeso 






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216 e JONES, MACK M. 

Shopwork on the farm 0 McGraw-Hill. 1945 0 $3.00 

The proper repair, upkeep and manufacture of farm electricity, 

“buildings and machinery explained and illustratedo 

217o LORD, RUSSELL R 0 

Agrarian revival,, American Assn 0 for Adult Education. 

$1.50 

^he origin and status of such movements as the farmer 0 s 
bureau organizations 0 soil conservation agencies,, ets 0 

218o LORD, RUSSELL R 0 

Behold our lando Houghton. 1938 0 $3.00 

The hook explains how land has been wasted and how it can be re= 
coveredo 

219. MOORE, ARTHUR 

The farmer and the rest of us 0 Little 0 1945 e $2.00 

An entertaining story of the American farmer of the com belt with 
his traditions and prejudices, his farm bloc, his hatred of labor 
and his passion for high prices. It is also an analysis of the 
conflicting considerations in agriculture todays 

220. MORELAND, WALLACE S. ed Q 

Practical guide to successful farming, prepared by a staff of 36 
agricultural experts and authorities 0 Blue Ribbon. 1943 c $3.95 

221 o PERKINS, AoEo & WHITAKER, I.R., eds. 

Our natural resources and their conservation 0 Wiley c 1936 0 
$5 o 00 

A symposium by scienti»ts 0 
222o ROBBINS, ROY M. 

Our landed heritage, the public domain, 1776=1936 0 Princeton Univ 0 

PresSo 1942 0 $5.00 

The story of our land history. 

223o ROCKWELL, FREDERICK F., ed. 

10,000 garden questions answered by 15 experts. Doubleday. 1944. 
$3.95 

Practical guide for the amateur gardener in the form of thousands 
of questions and answers. 

234. SCHAFER, JOSEPH 

The social history of American agriculture. Macm. 1936. $2.75 

History of agriculture in the U.S. and its social significance in 
American life. 

225o VAN DERSAL, WILLIAM R. 

The American land? its history and its uses. Oxford. 1943. $3.75 

Covers agriculture, forestry, effects of erosion and new methods of 
caring for the land. 

226. WARING, P.A. & TELLER, W.M. 

Roots in the earth; the small farmer looks ahead. Harper. 1943. $2.50 

Social and economic problems of farm life, including nature of soil, 
conservation and activities of various farm organizations. 


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227® WILCOX, EARLEY V® 

Modem farmers 0 cyclopedia of agriculture® Judd 0 1944* $4® 50 

A compendium of farm science and practice on field garden, fruit 
and orchard crops, and the care 0 feeding and diseases of farm 
animalso 

228® WILSON, CHARLES MORROW, *d„ 

New crops for the new worldo Macm 0 1945 0 $3® 50 

Sixteen scientists have collaborated in this symposium on crop 
experimentation, propagation, and possibilities for staple production 


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229o AMERICAN PSYCHIATRIC ASSOCIATION 

One hundred years of American psychiatiy 0 Columbia Univ® Press,, 

1944® $6® 00 

The history of the first hundred years of the American Psychiatric 
Association by 13 leading author it ies—a major contribution to our 
medical history., 

230* AVNBT, HELEN HERSHPIELD 

Voluntary medical insurance in the U 0 S 0 | major trends and current pro¬ 
blems,, NoY 0 Medical Administration Service, Inc 0 1790 Broadway® 

1944c $lo00 

Historical development of voluntary medical care plans, description 
and appraisal of representative plans in the U 0 S 0 and Canada, and a 
survey of plans in New York City® 

231 o BINGER, CARL 

The doctor 0 s job® Norton® 1945 0 $3 o 00 

The winner of the 1945 Norton medical award explains for the layman 
how the doctor of today can aid his patient by the advances made in 
psychiatry, psychoanalysis, bacteriology and pathology® 

232® CABOT 0 HUGH 

Patient 0 s dilemma^ the quest for medical security in America® Reynal® 
1940® $2®50 

A prominent physician discusses standards of medical care and their 
cost, the relation of government to medicine of the future® 

233® CLAPESATTLE, HELEN 

The doctors Mayo® Univ® of Minnesota Press® 1941® $3®75 

A chapter in the medical history of the U 0 S 0 

234® DAVIS, MICHAEL M® 

America organizes medicine® Harper® 1941® $3®00 

The case for adequate medical care, the work of organizations in the 
field of public health, and the question of financial support for 
public health programs and medical care® 

235. PISHBEIN, MORRIS 

Doctors at war® Dutton® 1945® $5®00 

A series of reports on the medical services today, their programs 
and procedures, organization and accomplishments® 








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236 o GALDSTON, IAGO 

Behind the sulfa drugs. Appleton-Century. 1943. $2.00 

Brief history of chemotherapy from the time of Paracelsus to the 
presento 

237o GOLDMAN, FRANZ 

Public medical care 0 Columbia Uhiv. Press 0 1945 0 $2.75 

An analysis, interpretation and appraisal of the development of 
public medical care as a social movement,, 

238o GRAY, GEORGE W. 

Advancing front of medicine., Whittlesey,, 1941 0 $3.00 

A popular presentation of man 0 s recent accomplishments in the fight 
against disease,, 

239o HAAGENSEN, CUSHMAN & LLOYD, WTNDHAM 

A hundred years of medicine., Sheridan., 1943 0 $3.75 

History of the progress of medical science and surgery during the 
last century., 

240 o HEISERp VICTOR Go 

An American doctor 0 s odyssey 0 Norton 0 1936. $3.50 

Adventures in 45 countries of an American doctor whose chief work has 
been in health education and the eradication of disease* 

241 0 HERTZLER, ARTHUR Eo 

Horse and buggy doctor 0 Harper 0 1938 0 $2 0 75 

T he story of a country doc tor, who in 40 years of practice, has 

seen the c ha nge from kitchen surgery" to his own famous clinic. 

242. MAISEL, ALBERT Qp 

Miracles of military medicine. Duell. 1943 0 $2.75 

Chapters on the new drugs, devices and techniques of modem 
medicine and surgery which are being used to counterbalance the 
weapons of modern warfare. 

243. MAISEL, ALBERT 

The wounded get back. Harcourto 1944. $2.50 

An eye-witness story of how the lives of American soldiers and 
sailors wounded in battle have been saved by medical care. 

244. NORWOOD, WILLIAM F. 

Medical education in the U.S. before the Civil War. Univ. of Pa. 
Press. 1944. $6.00 

Study of the rise and progress of medical instruction and medical 
schools in America from colonial days up to the time of the Civil 
War. 

245o RATCLIFF, JOHN D. 

Modem miracle men. Dodd. 1939. $3.00 

Describes the discovery and use of the iron lung, insulin, sulfa¬ 
nilamide, vitamins, frozen foods and other recent discoveries in 
medicine and agriculture. 

246. RATCLIFF- JOHN D. 

Yellow magic . Random. 1945. $2.00 

The story of penicillin - how the anti-bacterial agent was dis¬ 
covered and developed from the laboratory to its present day 
commercial production._ 



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247. SIGERIST, HENRY E. 

American medicine? tr. by Hildegard Nagel. Norton. 1934. $4.00 

Ifcom the Indian medicine men. Dr. Sdgerist is foremost among students 
of medical history. 

248. SLADEN, PRANK J., ed. 

Psychiatry and the war. C.C. Thomas. 1944. $5.00 

A review of the entire psychiatric field as it has been cultivated 
in America in recent years. 

249. SMILEY, DEAN F. 

Community hygiene. 3rd ed. Macm. 1940. $2.50 

A college textbook first published in 1929. 

250. SMILLIE, WILSON 0. 

Public health administration in the United States. 2nd ed. Mac*. 
1940. $3.75 

Best methods, with some indication of probable future development. 

251. STERN, BE R N ARD J. 

American medical practice in the perspectives of a century. 1945. 
Commonwealth Fund. $1.50 

A history of American medical education and practice from the early 
years of the 19th century to the present day. 

252. TALIAFERRO, WILLIAM H., ed. 

Medicine and the war. Univ. of Chicago Press. 1944. $2.00 

A historical review of war medicine. 

253. WILDER, L.B. 

The Mayo clinic. Harcourt. 1944. $1.75 

A history. 

254. WINSLOW, CHARLES EDWARD 

The congest of epidemic disease. Princeton Univ. Press. 1943. 
$4.50 

A professor of public health at Yale University gives an interesting 
presentation of superstitions and primitive beliefs on contagion and 
epidemics. 

255. YOST, EDNA & GILBRETH, L.M. 

Normal lives for the disabled. Macm. 1944. $2.50 

Written for the handicapped by two experienced people in the field. 


3. Nutrition 

256.BLACK, JOHN D. 

Food enough. Cattell. 1943. $2.50 

Comprehensive study of our present food situation—the needs of the 
armed forces, allies and civilian population. 








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257. BORSOGK, HENBY 

Vitamins? what they are and how they can benefit you t Viking* 
1940. $2.50 

A readable and authoritative explanation of the effects of vitamins, 
with menus and tables showing the vitamin content of mrious foods. 

258. BROWN, MRS. CORA L 0 and others 

America cooks. Norton. 1940. $2.69 

Practical recipes from 48 states. 

259. CUMMINGS, RICHARD 0. 

The American and his food; a history of food habits in the U.S. 

Univ. of Chicago Press. 1940. $2*50 

The development of American food habits from 1789 to 1940* 

260. EDDY, W.H. 

What are the vitamins? Reinhold. 1941. $2.50 

The nature of the vitamins and the important facts science has ac¬ 
cumulated concerning them. 

261. GRAUBARD, MARK 

Man°s food, its rhyme or reason. Macm. 1943* $2.50 

The author seeks to start a new movement for proper nutrition in this 
country, and eventually to extend it to the rest of the world so that 
people of the earth will no longer suffer from want or malnutrition. 

262. SCHULTZ, THEODORE W. 

Pood for the world. Univ. of Chicago press. 1945. $3.75 

Twenty-two experts in economics, nutrition, population and agricul¬ 
ture show how better food conditions for all countries can be 
achieved. 

263 . SHERMAN, HENRY C. 

Essentials of nutrition* Macm. 1940. $3 o 50 

The relations of food to the health and efficiency of normal people 

are stressed* 

264. SHERMAN, HENRY C. 

Science of nutrition. Columbia Univ. Press. 1943, $2.75 

Problems of nutrition as they affect the health and well being of 
the peoples of the world* 


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265. BATES, R.S* 

Scientific societies in the U.S. Wiley. 1945* $3,50 

A history of the evolution of the American scientific societies 
during the last 25P years. a 


266. BEEBE, WILLIAM 

The book of naturalists. Knopf « 1944. $3.50 

Dro Beebe has selected outstanding examples in the field of natural 
history from Aristotle to our contemporaries, thus presenting a sur¬ 
vey of the growth of man" 6 knowledge of nature through the centuries. 


































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267* BLACK, ARCHIBALD 

Story of bridges. McGraw=>Hill* 1936* $2.50 

Pictures and descriptions of American bridges,, 

268, B0RTH t , CHRISTY 

Masters of mass production, BobbSc 1945* $3*50 

Biographical sketches of past and present leaders in American 
mass production and the story of the progress industry has made 
in that line 0 especially during the present war« 

269 o BOWDITCHj, NATHANIEL 

American practical navigator* U.S, Hydrographic Office, 1938, 
$2,70 

Pirst published in 1802 9 this has remained the standard American 
work on navigation, 

270* BURLING-AMS, ROGER 

Engines of democracy^ inventions and society in mature America. 

Scribner, 1940 o $3 C 75 

The impact of inventions since 1865* 

271. BURLINGAME, ROGER 

March of the iron mens a social history through invention. 1938, 
Scribner. $3 0 75 

Place of invention in the shaping of our democracy. 

272o CARLISLE, NORMAN Vo & LATHAM, PRANK B„ 0 eds. 

Miracles ahead?, better living in the postwar world. Macm, 1944. 
$2*75 

The revolutionary changes in our mode of living which may c ome as 
the result of experiments and discoveries now being made. 

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273. CLARK, VICTOR So 

History of manufactures in the United States * rev. ed.. 3 vols. 
McGraw-Hill. 1929* $15.00 

A history of the development and organization of manufactures* 

274 0 CREWS, ALBERT 

Radio production directing., Houghton. 1945, $3.50 

Information for those who direct radio programs including the qual¬ 
ifications of a good director 0 the tools of broadcasting and an 
explanation of the general procedures involved in the preparation 
and presentation of programs* 

275. DU B0IS D J„H<. 

Plastics. American Technical Society* rev* ed c 1943, $3.75 

A simplified presentation of the manufacture and use of the important 
plastics materials and products with tables of their properties and 
the basic design information required by the engineers and designers. 

276. DUPFUSs, RoLo 

The valley and its people? a portrait of the T.V.A.. Knopf. 1944 t 
$2*75 

A record of our first experiment in rehabilitating by public enter¬ 
prise told in text and photographs* 

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277 o DUJJLAP, ORRIN E 0 

Radio 0 s 100 men of science* Harper, 1944, $3 C 50 

In chronological order, these are “brief biographies of the men whose 
contribution have effected in radio a radical change or entire 
change 0 

278. DUTTON, WILLIAM 

DuPont; one hundred and forty years 0 Scribner, 1942, $3 C 75 

A biography of the DuPont Corporation, 

279 o FLEDDEHQS, McL 0 , corap. 

Technology and livelihood, Russell Sage Foundation* 1944 0 $1„25 

Analyzing the future employment and labor requirements in mineral 
industries, agriculture (J construction, transportation, communications, 
etc* 

280o GRAY, GEORGS Wo 

Science at war. Harper, 1943, $3-00 

Popular discussion of scientific discoveries, such as radar, penicillin, 
and plastics, that are playing a part in the war, 

281* HAWLEY, G3SSNER GOODRICH 

Seeing the invisible* Knopf 0 1945, $2 o 50 

A description in terms comprehensible to the layman of the applications 
of the electron microscope to industrial problems and medical research 

282, HAYNES, WILLIAM 

The chemical fronto Knopf, 1943* $3,00 

Descriptions of the role chemicals play in the war, explosives, synthe¬ 
tic rubber, poison gases, plastics, plasma, etc* 

283 0 HAYNES, WILLIAM 

This chemical age* Knopf. 1942* $3*50 

A book for the layman on the miracles of modern chemistry in the field 
of synthetics and plastics* 

284o HUBBELL, RICHARD 

Television programming and production* Farrar ; 1945* $3*00. 

The practical as well as theoretical foundation of television by the 
head of the Crosley Radio Corp„ 

285* HUDSON, RALPH G* 

An introduction to electronics* Macm* 1945, $3.00 

An explanation of the science of electronics, and a description of 
its applications in the fields of radio 9 television, photography, 
navigation and medicine* 

286 v JAITE, BERNARD 

Men of science in America, Simon & Schuster* 1944* $3*50 

The role of science in the growth of our country* The story is told 
in terms of the lives and achievements of the scientists themselves* 

287. KAEMPFPSRT, WALDEMAR 

Science today said tomorrow* 2nd seriesc Viking* 1945, $2.75 

The advance of research and invention under the impetus of war* A 
revised edition of a hook first published in 1939, 


















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288® LANDIS, WALTER So 

Your servant, the molecule® Macm* 1944* $3 o 00 

A semi-technical discussion of the chemistry of common things? foods, 
fertilizers*, clothing*, paper, soap, petroleum 8 rubber, resins, 
plastics, explosives, paints, dyes, vitamins, cosmetics, colloids/ 
etc* 

289o LAZARSEELD s PAUL P 0 & STANTON, PRANK N*, eds 0 

Radio research, 1943-43 0 Essential Books, 1944* $5,.00 

Studies of radio programs and audience reaction A section on the 
OoW a I 0 radio program, on G-ermanand British wartime programs* 

290® LEDERER, EUGENE Ho 

Port terminal operation Cornell Univ* Press G 1945* $5*00 

A comprehensive and practical manual designed to assist and train 
workers engaged in the handling and stowage of ships® cargo„ 

291, LEE, ROBERT E» 

Television? the revolutionary industry* Essential Books*' 1944, 
$2*50 

In non-technical language, the author deals with the problems facing 
the television industry of the future* 

292® LEY, WILLY 

Rockets* Viking* 1944* $3,50 

The future of travel beyond the stratosphere, giving an idea of the 
problems and what progress may be expected* 

293* LEYSON, BURR W* 

Plastics in the world of tomorrow* Dutton, 1944,. $2*50 

A general survey of pre-war plastics with special attention to the 
possibilities of careers in the field* Ages 15 and up* 

294* LILIENTHAL, DAVID E* 

T*VoA 0 “ democracy on the march* Harper* 1944* $2,50 

The chairman of the ToVoA„ interprets the project in terms of what 
it has done for the people in its area and for its influence on the 
nation as a idiolec 

295® LINTON, RALPH, ed* 

The science of man in the world crisis* Columbia Univ^ Press® 

1945* $4 o 00 

The book deals objectively with the problem of race? analyzes 
culture processes and culture change? discusses the present state 
of world resources, the distribution of populations, colonial 
administration, the handling of minority groups, and trends in 
nationalism and internationalism* 

29 6© LOU GEE, EARL Po 

Plastics from farm and forest® Plastics Industries Tech* Inst* 

1943* $2® 50 ^ _ 

This book deals not with the chemistry or technology of plastics, 
but with the farm and forest products from which plastics are made. 















































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297 0 LUCKIESH, MATTHEW 

Torch of civilizations the story of man°s conquest of darkness* \ 
Putnamo 1940 c $3.00 

History of artificial light and the importance of its place in 
civilization 

298* MABEE, CARLETON 

American Leonardos a life of Samuel F*B P Morse* Knopf 0 1943, 

$5o00 

Best known for his association with the success of the telegraphy 
Morse also earned recognition in three other careers—that of 
artist, businessman and political 

299 * MACK, GERSTLE 

Land divided* Knopf* 1944* $6*00 

A history of the Panama Canal and other isthmian canal projects from 
the voyages of Columbus to the completion of the carnal* 

300o MANCHESTER, HARLAND 

New world of machines o Random* 1945 > $3 00 

Advancing science on many fronts which touch intimately the lives of 
every one of us = radar, television, lighting and communications, 
transportation, hi^i-octane gas, the helicopter, artifical rubber, 
plastics, novel techniques in farming, etc* . 

301 * MORRIS, CHARLES L 0 

Pioneering the helicopter* McGraw, 1945* $2*75 

A non-teehnical account of the development of the Sikorsky helicopter* 

302o MOULTON, FOREST RAY & SCHIFFERES, JUSTUS J*, eds* 

The autobiography of science. Doubleday. 1945, $5*00 

An anthology of primary sources, as scientists throughout all scienti¬ 
fic history, are quoted in their own words, to make a composite 
picture of the development of science through the ages* 

303* PORTERFIELD, JOHN & REYNOLDS, KAY, eds c 

We present television* Norton 0 1940* $3. 50 

An introduction to television, telling how it works* 

304, PRITCHETT, C.H* 

Tennessee Valley Authority* Univ. of North Carolina Press* 1943 c 
$3.50 

The history of tea years of T 0 V*A„ 9 giving background, development 
of a great power project and its character as a government-owned 
agency* 

305o RICKARD, THOMAS A* 

A history of American mining* McGraw* 1932 . $3 00 

Includes the story of America 0 s expansion and development* 

306* BOBERTS, HENRY W* 

Aviation radio* Morrow* 1945* $5*00 

A detailed and illustrated discussion of the fundamental principles 
of primary and advanced radio facilities, radio navigation and the 
design and installation of radio apparatus* 






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307o RUKEYSER, MURIEL 

Willard Gibbs, American genius, Doubleday 1942. $3,50 

Biography of a 19th century professor whose work in mathematical 
physics has had an important influence on modern science and in¬ 
dustry, 

308c RUSK, ROGERS D 0 

Forward with science, Knopf, 1943, $3*50 

Popular essays on several scientific matters which are still essent=> 
ially novelties, such as the neutron 0 the electron microscope, radio¬ 
activity, atom smashing, atomic energy, and cosmic rays., 

309 a SAMUELS, M.M, 

Power unleashed* Dorsey-House 0 1943* $3*50 

The story of electricity and power* A readable "book for the layman wh< 
wants information about electrical and other energy used in American 
homes and Industries„ 

310. SASSO, JOHN 

Plastics for industrial use*. McGraw-Hill* 1942* $2,50 

An engineering handbook for materials and methodso 

311* SCIENCE YEAR B0QK 9 e d 0 by John Ratcliff 0 
Double day* 1945, $2->50 

An annual made up of reprints of magazine articles on latest develop¬ 
ments in the field of science* 

312* SHAPLEY, HARLOW and others 

A treasury of science* Harper, 1943, $3,95 

An anthology of scientific writing, giving the layman his best 
chance of making direct contact with the best scientific minds of 
our time* 

313, SIMONDS, HERBERT R* 

Industrial plastics* 2nd ed* Pitman* 1941* $4,50 

General information for manufacturers and technical men* 

314., SOLOMON, ARTHUR K* 

Why smash atoms? Harvard Univ* Press* 1943* $2*50 

An authoritative history of the work in this field during the past 
twenty years* 

315* STEINMAN, D*B 0 

The builders of the bridge* Harcourt, 1945* $3,50 

The story of John Roebling and his son who built the Brooklyn 
Bridge* The author is one of the foremost bridge engineers of our 
day,, 

316* STILL, ALFRED 

Soul of ambers the background of electrical science* Farrar* 

1944. $2*50 

The theories, research, experiments and accomplishments in the 
field of electricity summarized for the student of science* 










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317 o STOKLEY, JAMES 

Science remakes our world* Washburn* 1942* $3*50 

non-technical account of what science is creating in the labora- 
tories in this country to influence our daily liviig* 

318 „ TANNEHILL, IVAN R* 

Hurricanes, their nature and history, particularly those of the West 
Indies and the southern coasts of the U 0 S o Princeton Univ* Press* 
1944 0 $3 o 00 

An account in popular language of the scientific observations and 
theories concerning tropical storms e It deals with their place of 
origin, their movements, etc Q A chronological listing of over 600 
storms covers four and a half centurieso 

319o WARD, HAROLD, e d 0 

New worlds in sciences an anthology„ McBride* 1941 c $3*50 

An anthology of contemporary science consisting of non-technical 
writings of 33 scientists, 

320* WEIL, BENJAMIN H* & ANHORN, V = J* 

Plastic horizons, Cattell* 1944, $2 o 50 

Story of the unfolding of a plastic age. Historical background, 
basic raw materials, chemistry, outline of industry, production 
and statistics., 

321o WILLIAMSON, SCOTT GRAHAM 

The American craftsman, Crown, 1940, $3 o 00 

Glass, pottery, silver, iron-work, welding illustrated with some 

text* 

322o WILSON, CHARLES M, 

Trees and test tubes. Holt, 1943 c $3,50 

An account of the rubber industry from its beginnings to the post- 
Pearl Harbor days. Includes stories of both natural and substitute 
rubber, 

323* ZIM, HERBERT So 

Sockets and jets 0 Harcourtc 1945, $3*00 

A popular and non-technical account of the development of rockets 
and jet-propelled devices, from earliest times up to the present 
day. - 


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lo Art in Americ a 

324, AMERICAN PAINTING TODAY 

American Federation of Arts» 1940 c $4*50 

Heproduetions of 259 American paintings, most of them done within 
the last ten years 0 together with a discussion of American art and 
artists* 






















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325o BENTON c THOMAS H 0 

Artist in America. Halcyon. 1939. $1 49 

While cast in the form of autobiography, much of the book deals with 
the America he discovered, turned his back on Europe and set out t© 
get acquainted with his native land. 

326o BIDDLE, GEORGE 

Artist at war. Viking, 1944,. $3,50 

He describes the human incongruities*, the daily episodes of the 
common soldier 0 which to him spell out the meaning of war, 

327 0 BOSWELL, PEYTON 

Modern American painting. Dodd c 1939, $5,00 

Reproductions in color of 86 paintirgs by American artist^ selected 
from the series of contemporary American artists published in Bipe ; 

328c CAHILL, HOLGER & BARR, A O H, 0 eds. 

Art in America. Reynalo 1935© $3.50 

A complete survey. 

329„ CAIRNS, HUNTINGTON & WALKER, JOHN, eds 0 

Masterpieces of painting from the National Gallery of Art. 
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, DoC© Random© 1945© 

$6 o 50 

Eighty-five large reproductions in color 0 representing the course 
of western painting down to the time of Cezanne. Each painting has 
a page of text chosen from the literature of art criticism. 

330. CHENEY, MARTHA Co 

Modern art in America 0 McGraw 0 1939 a $4 o 00 

A scholarly, well-illustrated essay, 

331. CRANE, AIMEE 

Art in the armed forceso Scribner* 1944. $5*00 

Color and black and white reproductions of representative paintings 

by soldiers* sailors* marines 9 waves* waes and merchant seamen, 

332o CRAVEN, THOMAS, edo 

A treasury of American prints. Simon & Schuster*, 1939. 

$3© 95 

A selection of 100 etchiigs and lithographs by foremost living 
American artistso 

333 o GARWOOD 3 DARRELL 

Artist in Iowa; the life of Grant Wood. Norton© 1944., $3 o 50 

A sympathetic biography of a modem American artist whose paintings 
in reproduction are to be found in homes all over the U,S C 

334. GOODRICH, LLOYD 

Winslow Homer© Macm© 1944© $7,.50 

A friendly biography of a great American artist, showing the develop¬ 
ment of his painting as his subject matter and technique changed, 

335c I SHAM, SAMUEL 

History of American painting- new ed, Macm© 1942.. $3 .95 

Written from the painter°s point of view,/ A record 6f American 
painting from the early days up to the present© 









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336o JANIS, SIDNEY 

Abstract and surrealist art in America 0 Reynalo 1944 0 $6 o 50 

The development of this new art from its European origin to the 
present 0 traced by means of reproductions of one hundred paintings 
and brief interpretationso 

337o LA FOLLETTE, SUZANNE 

Art in America, from colonial times to the present day e Harper,> 

1929o $5 o 00 

A discriminating critique of painting,, sculpture, architecture and 
the applied arts, against a background of social and economic 
changeo 

338o MAGAZINE OF ART 

Painters and sculptors of modern America 0 Crowello 1942o $5 o 00 

Papers on the life and work of twenty-eight American artists, in 
which each artist writes of himself 0 

339 o MATHER P FRANK Jo and others 

American spirit in arto Yale Univ c Press (Pageant of America 
volo 12) 1927o $5 o 50 

Divided into short chapters followed by numerous illustrations, with 
explanatory comment and biographical and critical notes 0 

340o MELLQJJIST, JEROME 

Snergence of an American art 0 Scribner 0 1942 0 $3 0 75 

Against a background history of American art and the men who contri¬ 
buted to its development a the story is told of modern American art 
from Whistler to the present day Q 

341 o NEW YORK MUSEUM OF MODERN ART 

Romantic painting in Americao The Museum 0 1943 0 $2 o 50 

The fifth of a series of books designed to present the movements, 
trends or divisions of modem art 0 

342o PAGANO, GRACE, ed 0 

Contemporary American painting; Encyclopedia Britannica collection 0 
Duello 1945 0 $5 o 00 

116 artists are represented in this collection of 20 thoentury 
American paintingo Accompanying the plates which illustrate the 
work of each artist, is a statement regarding his or her work and 
intent ion 0 

343 0 PORTER, JAMES Ac 

Modern Negro art 0 Dryden 0 1943 0 $3 0 25 

Begins in pre-civil war days and gives much space to new artists 0 
344o ST 0 GAUDENS, HOMER 

The American artist and his times<> Doddo 194l 0 $5 o 00 

An informal survey of American arto 

345 0 WALKER, JOHN & JAMES, MAC GILL, eds 0 

Great American paintings from Smibert to Bellows, 1729-1924o 
Oxfordo 1943 0 $5 o 00 

Two staff members of the National Gallery cast a selective eye over 
two centuries of American paintingo 


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346o WEIIENKAMPF, FRANK 

American graphic arto new ed Q Macm 0 1924 c $4 o 00 

An authoritative survey of the history of etchiig, steel and wood 
engraving, mezzotint, aquatint, lithography, caricature and book= 
plate drawingo 

347 0 ZIGROSSER, CARL 

The artist in America; twenty-four closers of contemporary print 
makersc Knopfo 1942o $5 o 00 

An American authority on prints and print-makers emphasizes human 
values and interpretations in his revealing portraits c 


2o Architecture. Housing and City Planning 
348o ADAMS 8 THOMAS 

Outline of town and city planning 0 Hussell Sage Foundation 
1935* $3o00 

A connected outline of city planning in different countries and 
periods 0 both as anart and as a movement of policy, with conditions 
and problems in America kept constantly in view 0 

349o ARCHITECTURAL FORUM 

Book of low cost housesc Simon & Schuster 0 1940 o $lo00 

An analyses of the low cost house, containing about 275 photographs 

350o ARCHITECTURAL FORUM 

A brief history of prefabrication The Architectural Forum c 
$l o 00 

Reprints of six articles appearing in the Architectural Forum, 
December 1942, January, February, March, April and June 1943 0 

351 o ARONOVICI, CAROL 

Housing the masseso Wileyo 1939 0 $3 o 50 

A discussion of housing for the poorer classeso 

352 o CHURCHILL, HENRY So 

The city is the peoples Reynalo 1945c $3 o 00 

The author points the way to happier, healthier communities, in 

this book on housing and city plannings 

353 o ED SELL - GEORGE Ho 

The American architecture of today o Scribner c 1928 0 $6 o 00 

Profusely illustrated with emphasis on the influence of the great 
expositionso Includes domestic, ecclesiastic, acadanic and com= 
mercial architecture* 

354o FORD, JAMES & FORD, KoMo 

Modem house in America 0 Architectural Books 1940 o $5,00 

355 0 HAMLIN, TALBOT F* 

The American spirit in architecture ( p ageant of America vol»13) 

Yale University Press 0 1926 u $5 o 50 

The book is especially noteworthy for the illustrationso 







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356. HAMLIN 3 TALBOT P 0 

Greek revival architecture in America, Oxford. 1944. $7 o 50 

An account of important trends in American architecture and 
American life prior to the Civil War, 

357. HILBERSEIKER, L, 

The new city; elements of planning, Paul Theobald Pub. (5 North 
Wabash Avenue, Chicago, Illinois) 1944, $5,95 

A book on city planning, relating the task of planning to the 
fundamental social ills of today. The author, a professor of City 
Planning, Ill. Inst 0 of Tech,, conceives the new settlement as a 
city in the landscape composed of small units and surrounded by 
parks and fields, and the forests of the region, 

358. HITCHCOCK, HENRY R c 

In the nature of materials; the buildings of Prank Lloyd Wright, 

Duello 1942, $5.00 

A study of the work in architecture- of Prank Lloyd Wright. 

359. INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGERS 0 ASSOCIATION 

Planning for postwar municipal services. The Assn, 1945. $2 o 00 

An analysis of problems and trends with suggestions for developing 
local policies, 

360. MUMFORD, LEWIS 

City development, Harcourt. 1945, $ 2,00 

These essays have been selected as most representative of Mumford°s 
work in the field of urbanism during the last quarter century, 

361. MUMPORD, LEWIS 

Sticks and stones; a study of American architecture and civilization, 
Norton. 1934. $2.00 

A survey of U,S C architecture at various stages of history, showing 
how a nation 0 s architecture may serve as an index to its civilization, 

362. NATIONAL COMMITTEE ON HOUSING 

Neighborhood design and control. The Committee, (512 Fifth Avenue, 
New York) 1944, $1,00 

An analysis of the problems of planned subdivisions;Henry S, Churchill, 
planning consultant* 

363. NEW YORK MUSEUM OP MODERN ART 

Built in the U.S.-A* The Museum, 1944. $3,00 

Examples of modern architecture profusely illustrated, 

364. ROSENMAN, DOROTHY 

A million homes a year. Harcourt 0 1945* $3,50 

The chairman of the National Committee on Housing discusses modern 

housing for every income—the problem and the possibilities. 

365. SAARINEN, ELIEL 

The city; its growth, its decay, its future. Reinhold, 1943. 

$3.50 

A solid contribution to our indispensable policy of postwar reconstruc¬ 
tion by an architect who has had an honorable career in Finland and 
America, 





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366, STRAUS, NATHAN 

The seven myths of housing, Knopf, 1944. $2,75 

Primarily a "book on slum clearance and public housing for the popula¬ 
tion in the lowest income brackets* 

367o SULLIVAN, LOUIS H c 

Autobiography of an idea. Press of America. Institute of Architects 
1924, $3, ,00 

The idea was architecture;, the architect, one whose name inevitably 
suggests skyscrapers, points out freak periods along with main trends 

368o TALLMADGE* THOMAS Eo 

Story of architecture in America, Norton, 1936, $4,00 

Prom the 17th century timber house to skyscrapers. Points out freak 

periods along with main trends. 

369 o TWENTIETH CENTUEY FUND, HOUSING- COMMITTEE 

American housing,, problems and prospects. The fund c 1944, $3*00 

A general survey of housing in the U.S, and conditions affecting the 
housebuilding industry as the war broke, 

370, WAIJCER, ROBERT A, 

The planning function in urban government, Univ 0 of Chicago Press, 
1941 o $3,00 

City planning and zoning as a governmental function beyond mere 
physical or decorative planning, 

371, WILLIAMS, PAUL R c 

The small home of tomorrow, Murray & Gee s Hollywood, Calif. 

1945o $3o00 

Forty floor plans of modern homes ranging from $3000 to $10,000„ 
Outlined in detail are the kitchen of tomorrow and the bathroom of 
. tomorrow, A brief text accompanies each floor plan 

372o WILLS, ROYAL BARRY 

Houses for good livingo Architectural Book, 1940, $4,00 

373 0 WRIGHT, FRANK LLOYD 

On architecture* selected writings* 1894-1940, Buell, 1941, 

$3,50 


3. Bculptuie 

374, TAFT* LORADO 

History of American sculpture, new rev. ed c with a supplementary 
chapter by Adeline Adams, Macm, 1930, $3,00 

A distinguished sculptor 0 s comprehensive work which has become 
classic, 

375o WHEELER, MONROE 

Painters and sculptors of modern America* Crowell, 1942, $5,00 

Eighteen leading painters and ten leading sculptors tell of their 
lives* works and aims. Includes 120 reproductions in half-tones and 
color. 


















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376 0 CRAVEN, THOMAS, e d„ 

Cartoon cavalcade* Simon & Schuster 0 1943* $3.,95 

American humor and satire in cartoons from 1883 to the presento 

377 0 MURRELL, WILLIAM 

A history of American graphic humor 0 Whitney Museum of American 
Arto vol« 1, 1747=1865 Macm c 1934* $5*00 vol c 2 0 1865= 

1938o Macmo 1938 0 $6,50 

*h© course of pictorial satire 0 

378„ NEVINS, ALLAN & WEITENKAMPP 0 PRAM 

A century of political cartoons 0 Scribner* 1944, $3*50 

Caricature in the United States from 1800 to 1900 with 100 re= 
production of cartoons, 

379, THURBER, JAMES 

Men, women and dogs, Harcourt* 1943, $3*00 

Drawings selected from Thurber°s work in the New Yorker over a 
period of years. They epitomize Mr 0 Thurber fl s ideas on the war 
between the sexes*, with a few inclusions on the subject of dogSo 


5 0 Ib&tQffl-fipfoE 

38Q, PRIEDMAN, JOSEPH SOLOMON 

History of color photography 0 American Photographic Pub, 1945 w 

$10,00 

History of the technical development of color photography by a 
research ehemisto Special stress is laid on new developments since 
1925 v 

381 0 NEWHALL, BEAUMONT 

Photography c 2nd ed. Museum of Modem Art, 1938 u $3,00 

A short critic a l history, 

382. TAPT, ROBERT 

Photography and the American scene; a social history 1839=1889„ 

Maem, 1938* $10 f 00 

The first complete history of the UoSo camera from its beginnings in 
1839 t© the development of the film camera in 1888 and its effect on 
our social life 0 

383, UoS, CAMERA 

1940; ed 0 by T 0 J, Maloney, Random, 1939, $2,95 

This 1940 volume of an excellent annual (started in 1936) includes a 
chronological review of 100 years of American photography*, by 
Edward Steiehen; photography of western scenes by Edward Weston and 
a section of Negro pictures, 300 photographs and 15 are in color* 

384* U U S* CAMERA 

1944, the Uc S 0 A 0 at war.-, Photographs selected by Edward Steiehen; 
ed k by T a J* Maloney* Duello 1943* $4 o 50 

Devoted to pictures relating to the war 0 obtained chiefly from official 
Army and Navy, 0oW o I O9 and news service photographs. 









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385o APELj. WILL 

Harvard dictionary of music® 1944® $ 6*00 

Up-to-date concise information on all aspects of music, including 
49 articles on the music of various racial or national groups—each 
article followed by a cou^lete bibliography of books and periodicals 
literature on the subject® 

386o CABMERpCABL. 

America sings G Knopf® 1942® $3 e 00 

A collection of tall tales of American heroes and of the folk or 
work songs which Americans have sung and danced to for many years® 

387® DGWKES, EDWARD 

Adventures in symphonic rausic 0 Farrar® 1944* $2®50 

An informal analysis of over 200 frequently-heard compositions 
interspersed with anecdotes about the composers 8 lives and the 
development of the symphonic form® 

388 0 DOWNES, OLIN & SIEGMEISTER, E® 

Treasury of American song® Howell® 1940® $5®00 

One hundred fifty songs with music for voice and piano® 

389® EWEN, DAVID 

Men of popular music® Ziff-Davis® 1944® $2®75 

The evolution of popular music in America told through the careers, 
achievements and personalities of seme dozen men who gave it shape 
and form® 


390® EWEN, DAVID 

Music comes to America® Crowell® 1942® $3®00 

A history of American music from about 1850 o 

391® GOFF IN t , ROBERT 

Jazzg from the Congo to the Metropolitan® Doubleday* 1944® $2*50 

This traces the emergence of the American contribution to music® 


392® GRANT, MARGARET & HETTINGER, H® 

America 8 s symphony orchestras and how they are supported* Norton® 
1940® $3o00^ 

A brief histoiy of symphony orchestras in the U.S® with detailed 
analysis, including many statistics of their finances® 

393® HOBSON, WILDER 

American jazz rausiCo Norton® 1939® $2®50 

Ragtime, jazz and swings their origins, techniques and practioners® 


394® HOWARD, JOHN T® 

Our American musics 300 years of it® 2nd eni® and rev. ed® Crowell® 
1939® $3®50 

For those who wish to know what has happened in America in the field 
of native music® 


395® HOWARD, JOHN T® & MENDEL, ARTHUR 

Our contemporary composers^ American music in the 20th century® 
Crowell® 1941® $ 3 ® 50 

A continuation of OUR AMERICAN MUSIC. Good reading and for reference® 




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396o HOWLED, JOHN To 

Stephen Foster, America 0 s troubador* Tudor* 1943 0 $1 0 98 

A full, factual, comprehensive biography, based on family letters 
and document So 

397 0 KOLODIN, IRVING 

The Metropolitan Opera, 1883=1939* Oxford* 1940 o $3o75 

A history through the 1939 season 0 

398o JOHNSON, JAMES W* & JOHNSON, J*R 0 

Books of American Negro spirituals 0 2 vols* in 1* Viking* 1940 
$2 0 95 

Includes BOOK OP AMERICAN NEGRO SPIBITUALS (1925) and the SECOND 
BOOK OP NEGEO SPIEITUALS (1926) c Words and music for 120 spirituals* 

399 *REIS, CIAIBE 

Composers in America 0 Macm* 1938 0 $3 C 50 

Biographical sketches of 200 living composers, with lists of their 

compositions and performances of them* 

400 o SANDBURG. CARL, ed* 

The American songbag* Harcourto 1927 0 $2 0 69 

Two hundred eighty four songs and ballads of pioneers, sailors, 
lumber jacks, Irish immigrants, Negroes, southern mountaineers, 
hoboes, which together sing the variety of American life throughout 
its history 0 

401o THOMSON, VIRGIL 

The musical scene* Knopf© 1945* $3 o 00 

^elected essays and reviews which appeared in the New York Herald 
Tribune between October 9, 1940 and July 23, 1944, giving a com- 
posit picture of New York°s musical life, as well as an honest and 
frank evaluation of its music* 


7* ffhe,„IheatJ3£ 

402o CARTER, JEAN & OGDEN, J* 

Everyman 0 s drama* American Association for Adult Education* 
1938o $1*00 

A study of the non-commercial theater in the United States* 

403 0 CLURMAN, HAROLD 

The fervent years* Knopf* 1945* $3*50 

The story of the brief career of the Group Theatre revealing the 
influence it exerted not only upon the actors, playwrights, stage- 
managers and directors involved, but upon the whole theatrical 
world© 

404* GILBERT, DOUGLAS 

American vaudevilles its life and times* McGraWo 1940 o $3*50 

Por students of American theatrical history—an incredible footnote 
of great value* 














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405 o NATHAN, GEORGS JEAN 

Encyclopedia of the theater c Knopf 0 1940 o $ 3*00 

The American stage of today, with some consideration of its past, 

its overseas ramifications, and its projjable future 0 


So 

406 * MARTIN, JOHN J„ 

America dancing; the background and personalities of the modem 

dance o Dodge c 1936,- $3 o 00 

By the dance critic of the New York Times* 

407 o TERRY 0 WALTER 

Invitation to dance* A 0 S* Barnes* 1942* $2 o 00 

A brief review of the American dance as an art* 


9 o MflYiss 

408* FEILD, ROBERT D* 

The art of Walt Disney c Macm* 1942 0 $3*50 

Presented as a new art form, outlining techniques and describing 

how creative ideas are developed* 

409* JACOBS, LEWIS 

The rise of the American film; a critical history, Harcourt* 

1939* $4*50 

The author traces the film from its commercial beginnings in 1896 
to the present, investigating and evaluating it as an industry, an 
artistic medium and as a social force* 

410* ROSEEN, LEO C* (Leonard Q* Ross, pseudo) 

Hollywood; the movie colony; the movie makers* Harcourt^ 1941* 
$4 o 00 

Consists of two parts? The movie colony, its life, practices and 
values; and the movie makers—the producers, actors, directors, 
writers* Objective appraisal, style occasionally lush* 

411o SELDES, GILBERT 

The movies come from America* Scribner* 1937* $3*00 

Brief critical history of American movies* 

412* TAYLOR, DEEMS and others 

A pictorial history of the movies* Simon & Schuster* 1943* 

$3*95 

Pictorial history of the moving picture industry in America, composed 
of movie stills and brief paragraphs of text* 

413* THORP, MARGARET 

America at the movies* Yale Univ* Press* 1939* $2*75 

Sociological aspects of the movies—how many Americans go to the 
movies and why; what kind of movies are popular; the influence of 
✓ movies on women 0 s clothes, house furnishings, manners; the place 
of propaganda and censorship* 




























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414o BUTLER, GEORGE D* 

Introduction to community recreation,, McGraw-Hill, 1940, $3,50 

Subjects included are the significance of recreation, leadership, 
facilities and programs, administration problems,, 

415 0 DULLES 0 POSTER RHEA. 

America learns to play* Appleton-Century* 1940 o $4,00 

A history of popular recreation, 1607=*1940, 

416 0 ENCYCLOPEDIA OP SPORTS 

A 0 S 0 Baraeso rev 0 ed 0 1944, $3 o 00 

Revised edition of a book that is now the accepted sports authority 
in the United States,, 

417* HUGHES, WILLIAM L* & WILLIAMS, J*P* 

Sports, their organization and administration Barnes* 1944, 

$4,00 

Concrete suggestions and directions for the conduct of sports in 
various institutions at different age levels* 

418, KIERAN, JOHN 

The American sporting scene* Macm* 1941, $5,00 

Pleasant reminiscences of a well known sports writer of the New 
York Times illustrated with drawings and color plates* 

419 0 SCHWENDENER, NORMA 

A history of physical education in the United States* Barnes. 
1942, $2*00 

An entertaining and useful book. 


VI, LITERATURE 

lo History and Criticism 
420* ADAMS, J. DONALD 

Shape of books to come* Vikingo 1944 0 $2*50 

Books published in America during the last 25 years and an examina¬ 
tion of the creative temper of this period* 

421* ALCOTT, AMOS 

Journals, selected and ed* by Odell Shepherd* Little. 1938, 
$5,00 

A chapter in the cultural autobiography of America* 

422* BROOKS, VAN WYCK 

Literature of New England* Garden City* 1944* $2*98 

Literary history of high literary merit which includes individual 
portraiture, acute summaries of the historical place of single 
authors and literary groups like that of Brooks Parm„ 







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423 o BROOKS , VAN WYCK 

The world of Washington Irving© Dutton© 1944 0 $3*75 

Begins with 1800 0 Other volumes in the literary history will 
cover the South and Wes to This one covers Jefferson, Auduhon, 
Irving, Cooper, Bryant, William G© Simms, N©P 0 Willis and Poe 0 

424c BROWNELL, WILLIAM Co 

American prose masters© Scribner© 1923 0 $2©00 

Professor Brownell considers Cooper, Hawthorne, Emerson, Poe, 

Lowell and Henry James© 

425* CAMBRIDGE HISTORY OP AMERICAN LITERATURE 

edo by W 0 P© Trent and others© 1 vol 0 Macm c 1943© $2©95 

The most important history of American literature* 

426 0 HART, JAMES D© 

Oxford companion to American literature* Oxford* 1941© $5*00 

s hort biographies and bibliographies of American authors, summa^ 
ies and descriptions of the important American novels, stories, 
essays, poems and plays, and other matters related to writing in 
America 0 

427* HAZARD, PAUL 

Books- children and men© Horn Book (Boston)* 1944* $3*00 

A bo ok on literature for children with the engaging thesis that 
young people 3 s bookshelves are the measure of a nation 0 s awareness 
of the rights of the individual* This is a translation of a book 
which appeared originally in Prance in 1932* The author was 
visiting professor of Prench at Columbia University* 

428* HICKS, GRANVILLE 

The great tradition© rev© ecL Macm© 1935© $2©00 

A study of American literature tracing its slow emancipation from 
dependence upon past traditions and foreign culture to a broader 
realism concerned with the activities and interests of the American 
people© 

429© KAZIN, ALFRED 

On native grounds? an interpretation of modem American prose 
literature© Reynal© 1942© $3 U 75 

Beginning with William Dean Howells and coming down to the present, 
the author shows the development of the American spirit through 
American literature© 

430© MATTHIESSON, FRANCIS OTTO 

American renaissance; art and expression in the age of Emerson and 
Whitman© Oxford© 1941© $5©00 

A scholarly study of Emerson,Thoreau, Hawthorne, Melville, their 
conception of literature 0 s function and nature, and the degree to 
which they applied their own theories© 


431 c MILLETT, FRED B, 

Contemporary American authors© Harcourt© 1940 
A critical survey and 219 bio-bibliographies© 


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432 „ MENCKEN, HENRY L 0 

The American language; an inquiry into the development of English in 
the UoS 0 4th rev. and enl© ed 0 Knopf 0 1936© $5.00 

A hook to read for sheer enjoyment and to trace the origins of 
distinctly American twists of the English idiom, 

433o MENCKEN 5 HENET L* 

The American language; supplement 1; an inquiry into the development 
of English in the UcS. Knopf, 1945* $5 e 00 

The first of a two-volume supplement to the 4th edition (1936) of 
THE AMERICAN LANGUAGE. 

434o MOTT, r.Lo 

•American journalism, 1690-1940. Macm c $4.25 text ed B 
A history of newspapers in the United States through 250 years, A 
tremendous hook and will doubtless remain the standard hook in the 
field for a long time, 

435o PAERINGTON, VERNON L c 

Main currents in American thoughts, 3 vols in 1, Hare our to 

1939 0 $3,45 

A literary history of the U 0 S 0 which stresses the development of 
successive climates of opinion, 

436o SMITH, BERNARD c e d B 

The democratic spirit; a collection of American writings from the 
earliest times to the present day, Knopf„ 1941 0 $3 V 75 

Prom the Mayflower pact to Carl Sandburg. 

437, SMITH, BERNARD 

Forces in American criticism; a study in the history of American 
literary thought 0 Harcourt. 1939 e $3 o 00 

Literary critics and the relations between American literature and 
American life* 

438, WILSON, EDMUND 0 ed© 

The shock of recognition; the development of literature in the TJoS 0 
recorded by the men who made it, Doubleday© 1943* $5 o 00 

Collection of literary documents presenting a chronicle of the pro¬ 
gress of literature in the U,S 0 1845~1938o 


2o General Anthologies 


439 o FOERSTER NORMAN, edo 

American poetry and proseo rev. and enl, edo Houghtonc 1934© 
$4.50 

A selection displaying the new conception of a developing continent 


440© FREDERICK; JOHN To, edc 

Out of the Midwesto McGraw-Hill, 1944* $3*50 

An anthology of prose and poetry featuring the Midwestern section of 

the UcSo 


441 , 


HAZARD, LUCY L*, ed. 

In search of America* Crowello 1930© $3 0 75 

An anthology selected less for literary v alue than for the light the 
selections shed on American life* 










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442. LEWISOHN, LUDWIG, comp. 

Creative America? an anthology. Harper,, 1933* $4 o 00 

Selections from American prose and poetry from colonial times to 
the presents, 

443a OXFORD ANTHOLOGY OF AMERICAN LITERATURE 

ed, by W*R* Benet and N*H* Pearson,, Oxford* 1938„ $4*50 

An anthology of American prose and poetry from 1608 to 1938* 

444 '• VAN DOREN, CARL 

Patriotic anthology,, Doubleday* 1941* $3*00 

A collection of prose and poetry dealing with various aspects of the 
history of the U.S* Arranged chronologically according to subject 
matter. 


3c D rama 

445o KRUTCH y JOSEPH 

American drama since 1918; an informal history. Random. 1939 0 
$2,50 

A connected account and some critical evaluation of playwriting in 
America since the World War I* 

446* MANTLE, BURNS 

Contemporary American playwrights. Dodd* 1938. $2*50 

Brief biographical sketches and criticism of the work of America® s 
foremost dramatists* 

447* QUINN, ARTHUR 

History of the American drama, from the Civil war to the present day. 
2 vols in I* Crofts* 1936. $5.00 

A well balanced account of the American drama* 

448* ANDERSON, MAXWELL 

Eleven verse plays, 1929-1939* Harcourt* 1940* $3*75 

By the first among American poetic dramatists* 

449. CERF, BENNETT A* & CARTMELL, VAN, eds* 

Sixteen famous American plays. Garden City. 1941 0 $1*98 

450o CORDELL, KATHRYN & WILLIAM H 0 , eds. 

The Pulitzer prize plays* enl* ed„ Random* 1940* $4*00 

All the plays which have received the Pulitzer award except The Old 

Maid. 

451 * CORWIN, NORMAN 

Thirteen* Holt* 1942* $2*75 

Radio plays by an expert radio dramatist* 

452* FREE COMPANY PRESENTS* eo 

A collection of plays about the meaning of America, with an introd- 
* uction by James Boyd* Dodd,. 1941* $2*00 

Plays by ranking playwrights that have been successfully acted over 
the Columbia Broadcasting System* Written for radio, they read 
graphically* Their common theme is the Bill of Rights. 







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Twenty "best plays of the modem American theater 0 Crown. 1939. 
$3.00 

Complete text with an evaluation of each playwright. 

454o HELLMA.N; LILLIAN 

Four playso Random. 1942. $2 o 50 

Contentsg Tie children 0 s hour? Days to come; The little foxes; and 
Watch on the Rhine 0 

455o KAUFMAN, GEORGE So & HART MOSS 

Six plays o Random o 1942 c $2.75 

Contentsg Once in a lifetime; Merrily we roll along; You can't 
take it with you; The American way; The man who came to dinner* 
George Washington slept here. 

456© KOCH, FREDERICK H. c ed c 

American folk piayso Appleton-Century. 1939. $4.00 

Twenty short plays with settings in 17 states. Like their settings, 
the mood varies from farce and comedy to romance and tragedy. 

457o KOZLENKO, WILLIAM, edo 

American scenes c Day. 1941. $2 o 50 

Twelve one-act plays about regional life in the United States. 

458. KOZLENKO, WILLIAM, ed 0 

Best short plays of the social theater. Random. 1939. $2.50 

Ten plays of protest against special injustice by young playwrights, 
most of them talented, all of them world-minded. 

459. MANTLE BURNS & SHERWOOD, GARRISON P., eds. 

Best plays of 1899=1909. Dodd. 1944. $5.00 

460. MAYORGA, MARGARET, edo 

Plays of democracy D Dodd 0 1944 0 $2.50 

461 0 OBOLER 0 ARCH 

Fourteen radio plays. Random 0 1940. $2.00 

Mr. Oboler ranks with the best in the radio writing field, writes 
and directs the weekly Everyman 0 s Theater programs from which the 
plays were chosen. 

462. OBOLER, ARCH & LONGSTREET : STEPHEN, eds. 

Free world theater. Random. 1944 0 $2 0 75 

Nineteen new radio plays with an introduction by Thomas Mann. 

463. ODETS, CLIFFORD 

Six plays. Random 0 1939 0 $2 o 50 

Contentsg Waiting for lefty; Awake and sing; Till the day I die; 
Paradise lost; Golden boy; Rocket to the moon. 

464. 0°NEILL, EUGENE G. 

Nine plays. Random. 1940. $7.50 

Contentsg The Emperor Jones; The hairy ape; All God's chillun got 
wings; Desire under the elms; Marco Millions; The great god Brown 
Iazarus laughed; Strange interlude; Mourning becomes Electra; 
Homecoming; The united; The haunted. 









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465 o qunor, Arthur h os e d Q 

Representative American plays from 1767 to the present day 0 6th 
revo and enl* ed c Appleton-Century. 1938 e $5*00 

An excellent and useful compilation 


4o 2ssays 

466 0 EMERSON ; RALPH W* 

Complete essays and other writings; ed 0 by Brooks Atkinson. 

Modern Lihraryo 1940 o $.95 

467o FOERSTER, NORMAN. 0 d o 

American critical essays* Oxford* 1930. $.95 

Covers the 19th and 20th centuries* 

468. LOWELL 9 JAMES R 0 

Selected literary essays* Houghton* 1914* $1.00 

Literary essays that affirm Lowell 0 s classic position in American 

letters* 

469 o REPPLIER, AGNES 

Eight decades; essays and episodes* Houston* 1937. $3*00 

Fastidious essays g witty and erudite* 

470* WHITE, ELWYN 3* 

One man : s meat* Harper* 1942* $2 o 50 

Forty-five thoughtful s witty essays on a variety of themes. 


5. Humor 

471* BLAIR WALTER 

Horse sense in American humor from Benjamin Franklin to Ogden Nash. 
Univ* of Chicago Press* 1942* $2.75 

A short history of American humor* 

472. CUPPY, WILLIAM C. 

How to become extinct* Farrar* 1941* $2.00 

Essays discussing with bewildering detail the activities and habits 

of life as fish, snakes 0 sloths and insects* 

473* BAY, CLARENCE 

Life with father and mother. 3 vols. in 1* Knopf. 1943* 

$2*75 

Omnibus volume containing the three booksg God and my father; Life 
with father; and Life with mother* 

474. FRENCH, JOSEPH L. s ed* 

Sixty years of American humor* Littleo 1924 0 $2.50 

The best of American humor from Mark Twain to Benchley* 

475* HOLMES, OLIVER W* 

Autocrat of the breakfast table* Macm. 1928* $1.25 

A series of witty, genial essays originally contributed to the 
Atlantic Monthly in the mid=>19th century* 



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476o IEVING 8 WASHINGTON 

The sketch-book* 2 vols* in 1 0 Putnam* 1925 c $2*50 

Includes Sip Van Winkle and The legend of sleepy hollow, wMrsh are 
among the finest pieces of American fiction 

477 o NASH, OGDEN 

The face is familiar 0 Little* 1940 o $2 C 76 

A selection of the best verse from six previous hooks with over 30 
new poems© 

478 o ROSTEN, LEO Co 

Education of Hyman Kaplan* Harcourt 0 1937 „ $2*00 

Sketches from the New Yorker recording the progress of Mr 0 Kaplan, 
a student in the American Night Preparatory School for Adults* 

479 o HODHKEp CONSTANCE Mo 

American humors a study of the national character Harcourto 
1931 0 $3 o 50 

The comic spirit and the part it has played in forming a national 
character 

480o THQHBER, JAMBS 

Fables for our time* and famous poems 0 Harper 0 1940 0 $2*50 

A collection of Thurher fahles illustrated with Thurher drawings* 

481 0 THURBER, JAMES 

The Thurher carnival, Harper* 1945* $2*75 

A Thurher omnibus containing some stories not collected before in 
hook form* 

482o WELLS, CAROLYN compo 

The hook of humorous verse* Blue Ribbon* 1936* $1*98 

A collection of the work of the best nonsense poets* 

483* WHITE, ELWYN B* & WHITE KoSoA*, eds* 

A subtreasury of American humor* Coward* 1941* $3*75 

An anthology of humorous pieces gathered from American writers from 
Benjamin Franklin to the present* 


6* Poetry 


484* AIKEN, CONRAD, comp* 

American poetry 9 1671-1928* Modem Library* 1929 0 
Includes specimens of American poetry from 1671-1928* 


$*95 


485* BARROWS 9 MARJORIE, ed* 

Pulitzer prize poems* Random* 1941* $2,50 

Selections from every book of poetry that has won the Pulitzer 
prize from 1922 to 1941* 


486* 


BENET 3 STEPHEN VINCENT 

Selected works* 2 vols* Farrar* 1942* $5*00 

The author 0 s selection of his works consists of volume 1, his 

poetry 0 and volume 2 his prose* 














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48? 0 BENET, WILLIAM ROSE & COUSINS, NORMAN, edso 

^he poetry of freedom© Random© 1945 0 $3© 00 

Representative poetry from all periods and countries centering on 
the theme of liberty and numbering more than 600 poems 0 

488o BROWN, STERLING- ALLAN and others, eds 0 

Negro caravan^ writings by American Negroes*. D*yd«i© 1942 0 
$4© 25 

An anthology covering the period from 1760 to the present*. 

489o BRYANT, WILLIAM CULLEN 

Poetical worfcs 0 Apple ton-Century© 1906© $2©25 

A dignity worthy of one who dwelt close to nature„ 

490„ CARMAN, BLISS, ed© 

The Oxford book of American verse 0 Oxford*. 1927« $3© 50 

Best for its choice among the older poets© 

491© COFFIN, ROBERT P©T© 


Collected poems© 

Macm© 

1939© 

*3„00 

492© CULLEN, COUNTEE, ed© 
Caroling dusk© 

Harper© 

1927© 

♦2.30 


An anthology of verse by Negro poets© 

493© DAVENPORT 9 RUSSELL 

My country, a poem of America© Simon & Schuster© 1944© $1©50 

A poem of the virtues and evils of American life, in which a soldier* i 
death on the battlefield, as revealed to his family and friends, leads 
the poet to hope for the brotherhood of man© 

494© DICKINSON, EMILY 

Poems, ed© by Martha D© Bianchi and Alfred L© Sampson© new ed© 
Little© 1937© $3©50 

Poems, most of them very short, largely modern in tone and technique 
though written by an outwardly puritan spinster© 

495© DUNBAR, PAUL LAURENCE 

Complete poems© new ed© Dodd© 1945© $3©00 

New one volume edition of all the work of the Negro poet© 

496© ELIOT D THOMAS S© 

Collected poems, 1909=1935© Hareourto 1936© $2 o 50 

497© FROST, ROBERT 

Collected poems© new rev© ed© Blue Ribbon© 1939© $1©69 

A collection of poems full of sensitive appreciation of the beauty 
inherent in the emotions and things of everyday life© 

498© JEFFERS, ROBINSON 

Selected poetry© Random© 1938© $3© 50 

Highly dramatic poetry involving strong emotions© 

499© KREYMBORO, ALFRED 

The selected poems, 1912=1944 0 Dutton© 1945 0 $5 o 00 

Some 300 poems, some never before published, reflecting the move¬ 
ment of American poetry across the past three decades© 












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500 o LINDSAY, VACHEL 

Selected poems 0 Macm 0 1931 0 $1 0 25 

The author wrote much of his verse to he chanted, read aloud, or 
as accompaniment to dancing or pantomine 0 

501o LONGFELLOW, HENRY W 0 

Complete poetical vorks 0 Houghton 0 1900 o $3o75 

A popular 19th century poeto 

502o LOWELL, JAMES HJSSELL 

Complete poetical works 0 Houghton 0 $3 o 50 

503 o MACLEISH, ARCHIBALD 

Poems, 1924=1933 0 Houghton c 1933 0 $3 o 00 

A poet who is keenly aware of modem problems, writes with subtle 
and profound craftsmanship 0 

504o MASTERS, EDGAR LEE 

Spoon River anthology., Macm 0 1925 c $2 0 25 

A series of character sketches which reveal the life of a village 
community in the Middle W e st 0 They are in the form of epitaphs 
in a kind of "free verse 0 " 

505o MILLAY, EDNA STo VINCENT 

Collected lyricSo Harper 0 1943 c $5 o 00 

The lyrics previously published in several volumes are here ar¬ 
ranged in the order of their publication 

506o MILLAY, EDNA ST 0 VINCENT 

Collected sonnetso Harper 0 1941 0 $3 o 00 

The author is at her technical and emotional best in her sonnetso 

507o ROBINSON, EDWIN A„ 

Collected poems 0 rev 0 ecL Macm 0 1937<, $3 o 00 

Known for his form, restraint and the compression of thought and 

considered one of our most intellectual poets 0 

508 o SANDBURG, CARL 

Smoke and steely Slabs of the sunburnt west? Good morning, America; 
poems 0 Hareourto 1942 0 $3 o 50 

The poet of Chicago, the prairies and the proletariate 

509 o TEASDALE, SARA 

Collected poemsc Macm„ 1937 0 $2 0 75 

Miss Teasdale wrote perfect lyrics on the themes of love, beauty 
and deatho 

510o UNTERMEYSR, LOUIS, ed 0 

Modem American poetry 0 6 th rev 0 edo Hare our to 1942 e $3 C 75 

A critical anthology« 

511e VAN DOREN, MARK, ed c 

American poets, 1630=1930 o Littleo 1940 o $1 0 75 

Significant poems by 57 poets who the editor believes possesses 
genuine distinction.. 


























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512 o WHITMAN, WALT 

Leases of grasio Modem Library 0 1940 o $1 0 25 

Terses of a free soaring spirito 

513 0 WHITTIER, JOHN Go 

Complete poetical workso Houghton 0 1904 o $3 0 75 

. Til© most representative of the New England poets, and pre= 
eminently the singer of the anti slavery movement 0 

514o WYLIE, ELINOR H 0 

Collected poems 0 Knopf 0 1932 0 $3 o 50 

Fastidious, expert and sometimes passionate poems by a master of 
prose as well c 


515o BLAIR, WALTER 

Tall tale American Coward 0 1944 0 $2 o 50 

A legendary history of our humorous heroes 0 Stories of outstand¬ 
ing legendary figures as they appeared in the course of UoSo 

history 0 

516o BOTKIN, BENJAMIN Ao 9 e d 0 

A treasury of American folklore 0 Crowno 1944 0 $3 o 00 

A 900-page anthology of stories, legends, tall tales, traditions, 
ballads, and songs of the American people 0 

517o BURNETT 0 WHIT- ed 0 

The seas of 6od° great stories of the human spirito Lippincotto 
1944 0 $3 o 00 

An anthology of 49 stories by modem American and European writers 
that reveal the fundamental spiritual longings and needs of men 
regardless of formal religions or creedso 

518 0 BU RR ELL JOHN A 0 & CERE, B o Ao 0 edso 

The bedside book of famous American stories 0 new enl 0 ed Q Random 
1939c $3 o 00 

A collection of 6? short stories by American writers 0 
519 o FOLEY, MARTHA,, ©do 

The best American short stories, and the yearbook of the American 
short story D 2 vols 0 in lo Houghtono 1943o $2 0 75 

Some 30 short stories originally published in the New Yorker, 
Harper 2 s Bazaar, Yale Review and otherso 

520 o NEW YORKER (Periodical) 

Short stories from the New Yorker 0 Simon & Schuster 0 1940 o 
$3o00 

A collection of 68 ©f the best stories published in the New Yorker 
between February 1925 and September 1940 0 


















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521 o OBRIEN, EDWARD J 0# e do 

Fifty best American short stories, 1915-1939© Houghton© 1939 0 
$3 o 50 

^ cross section of the rich and varied field of the American short 
story during a quarter century,, 


522o Oo HENRI MEMORIAL AWARD PRIZE STORIES 

edo by Herschel Brickell© Doubleday 0 1944 e $2 ©50 

The 26th annual volume of this anthology 0 

523 0 PATTEE, PEED Lo 

The development of the American short story 0 Harper 0 1923, 
$2 o 50 

An historical survey© 

524 0 STERN, PHILIP VAN DOREN 0 ed 0 

Midnight reader© Holto 1942© $2 0 75 

Great stories of haunting and horror 0 


8 0 Literary Biography and Reminiscence 
525o ADAMS, SAMUEL H© 

A 0 Woollcott, his life and his world© Reynalo 1945 0 $3© 50 

A friendly biography based on personal acquaintance and interviews© 

526© GANBT, HENRI S© 

Thoreauo Houghton© 1939© $3© 75 

An interpretative study of the life and personality and work of the 
famous American recluse 0 naturalist and writer© 

527© CANBT, HENRI S© 

Walt Whitman, an American© Houghton© 1943© $3©75 

Mr© Canby focuses attention primarily on Whitman 0 s mind, not on the 
external events of his career, and he identifies Whitman 0 s mentality 
with the negative capacity of the bom artist© 

528© CROSS, WILBUR L© 

Connecticut lankee© Tale Univ© Press© 1943© $5©00 

The autobiography of the former dean of the graduate school at Tale 

University© 

529© GARLAND, HAMLIN 

A son of the middle border© Maem© 1928© $2© 50 

Biography of a pioneer 0 s son to his 32nd year© Continued by his 
A DAUGHTER OP THE MIDDLE BORDER 0 Grosset© 1929© $1©00 9 which 

describes his mother 0 s life and his own middle age© 

530© PAINE, ALBERT B© 

Mark Twain? a biography, personal and literary life of Samuel 
Langhome Clemens© 4 volso in lo Harper 0 1937 0 $2©00 

The authorized biography written by one who knew him intimately© 

531© <$JINN, ARTHUR H© 

Edgar Allen Poe? a critical biography© Appleton© 1941© $5©00 

A scholarly b iography of America 0 s most misunderstood poet© 





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532o SHEPARD, ODELL 

Pedlar 0 s progress, the life of Bronson Alcotto Little,, 1937 0 
$3® 75 

Presented here as an idealist and a philosopher,, 

533 0 THOREAU, HENRY Do 

The heart of Thoreau 0 s journals, ed® by Odell Shepardo Houghton 0 
19 2? 0 $3® 00 

First of the nature writers, Thoreau was an original thinker on 
economic, political and aesthetic questions„ Of the Concord 
Transcendentalists, he was the most individual,, 

534© THOREAU, HENRY Do 

Walden o Macm 0 1937 0 $1„50 

A daily journal written during the two years and two months which 
the author spent on the shores of Walden Pond, in Concord, Mass® 
Probably his best known work 0 


VIIo HISTORY 


lo The American Indian 
535c. RADIN, PAUL 

The story of the American Indiano Liverighto 1934 c $2® 50 

Garden City reprinto 1937 0 $1®39 

Written by one of the leading authorities on Indian culture, this 
history of the American Indian in the Western Hemisphere is in the 
nature of an interpretation,, 

536o TERRILL, Ao HYATT 

Our Indianso Putnam 0 1935 0 $2® 50 

A survey of sons 200 American Indian tribes® 

537o WISSLER, CLARE 

Indians of the United Stateso Pour centuries of their history and 
eulture 0 (American Museum of Natural History science series)® 
Doubleday o 1940 0 $3„75 

A wise, learned sympathic book on the American Indian 0 


2o History 

538o ADAMS, JAMES THUSI0W and others, eds® 

Album of American history,, 2 vols® $15 o 00 o Scribner® 

Vol Colonial periodo 1944; v®2, 1783=1853,, 1945® 

A social history of places and people important in America s past® 


539® ADAMS, JAMES T!RUSI£W s ed® 

Atlas of American history® 
147 maps, especially drawn 

country® 


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540o ADAMS, JAMES TRUSLOW 

Dictionary of American history* 5 vols c Scribner 0 1940* 

$60*00 

6425 separate articles dealing with specific aspects of American 
history, alphabetically arrangedo 

541 o ADAMS, JAMES TRUSLOW 

Epic ©f America* Little 0 1933* $2 o 50 

About the best one volume survey 0 Goes beyond the usual facts and 
figures of history t© paint a character sketch of a people in search 
°f aa American dream of a better, richer and happier life for all 
our citizens of every rank*® 

542o ALLEN, FREDERICK L* 

Only yesterdayo Harper 0 1931 0 $3*00 

An informal history of the 1920° s 0 

543 0 BEARD, CHARLES A 0 & MARY R 0 

Basis history of the United States 0 Garden City, 1944 c $ 0 69 

A comprehensive survey of our national history, illuminating our 
social, political, economic, industrial, and intellectual factors 
of colonization 0 

544o BEARD, CHARLES Ac 

^he presidents in American history* Messner* 1935 0 $2 C 00 

Critical, historical, sketches of the Presidents of the United 
States from Washington to Franklin D* Roosevelto 

545oBEARD, CHARLES A* & MARY R* 

Rise of American civilization* 4 vols 0 
volo 1 & 2 in one volume Macm 0 

volo 3 America in midpassage 0 Macm 0 

volo 4 The American spirit 0 Macm* 

A study of the economic and social forces 
American nation 0 

546o BENET, STEPHEN To 

America 0 Farrar c 1944o $1*50 

A short, readable interpretation of the founding and growth of the 
UoSo 

547o BONSAL, STEPHEN 

When the IVench were here c Doubleday 0 1945 0 $3 o 00 

An account of the part played by the French forces in the American 
Revolution, drawn from unpublished reports and letterso 

548o BOWERS, CLAUDE Go 

Jefferson and Hamilton^ the struggle for democracy in America 0 
Houghtono 1935 0 $4 o 00 

A lively account of ideals in conflict that made permanent marks on 
American history 0 

549c BOWERS, CLAUDE Go 

Jefferson in powers the death struggle of the Federalists 0 Houghton* 
1936 0 $4*00 

A sequel to Jefferson and Hamilton - Jefferson in the presidency* 
Both books have the colorful social life of the period as background* 


1934* $3 o 50 

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550 o BOWERS, CLAUDE Go 

The young Jefferson, 1743-1789 0 Houghton „ 1945 0 $3 0 75 

The third and final volume of this Biography of Jefferson is de¬ 
voted to the origins of his social and political theories in his 
formative years 0 

551 o 30VERSo CLAUDE Go 

Th* tragi© era D Houghton 0 1929 c $5 o 00 

The revolution after Lincoln 0 

552 0 BOYD, JULUN P oc , ©do 

The drafting of the Declaration of Independence 0 Princeton Univ Q 
Presso 1945 0 $3 0 50 

Trad® edition of the Brochure issued By the LiBraiy of Congress in 
1943o In 32 gravure plates are reproduced all the known drafts and 
copies of the Declaration written By Jefferson, with earlier American 
manuscripts from which the Declaration 0 s principal ideas were derivedo 

553 0 COMMAGER, HENRY STEELE, edo 

Documents of American history© 2nd ed c Crofts 0 1940 o $4 o 00 

Text, with notes of most of the Basic writing which underlie our 

history 0 

554o COMMAGER, HENRY STEELE & NEVINS, ALLAN, eds 0 

^he heritage of America? readings in American history 0 Little c 
1942o $3o50 

Selections showing the course of American history© 

555o CRAVEN, AVERY 

Democracy in American life? a historical view D Univ 0 of Chicago 
Presso 1942o $l o 00 

Professor Craven Believes that freedom rather than democracy was our 
first tradition© 

556 0 DE VOTO 0 BERNARD 

Year of decision, 1846 0 Littleo 1942 c $3 o 50 

An important contribution to the history of westward expansion in 

the U o S o 

557o FREEMAN, DOUGLAS So 

Lee 0 s lieutenants© 3 vols 0 ScriBner 0 1942 c $15 o 00 

A detailed treatment of the military history of the Civil War as 
seen through the performance of the Confederate officers© 

558o FULLER, MAJOR GENo JOHN F©C 0 

Decisive Battles of the UoS 0 A 0 Harper 0 1942 0 $4 o 00 

An analysis of America 0 s past Battles, thus affording Background 
for the present world conflicto 

559 0 GOODE, JOHN PAUL 

Goode 0 s school atlas 0 Rand McNally„ 1939 0 $4 o 40 

A good small atlas 9 physical, economic and political for American 
schools and colleges 0 rev 0 and enlo edo 

560 o HAAS, W ILL I AM H 0 0 ed 0 

American empire? a study of the outlying territories of the United 
State So UniVo of Chicago Press*. 1940 o $4 o 00 

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561 0 HICKS, JOHN Do 

A short history of American dtoocracy 0 H©ugh$@no 1943 c $4 o 00 

A study of ©Id world contributions to the American my of life and 
to the new systems that have emergedo 

562o HOCKETT 8 HOMER CAREY 

Political and social growth of the American people^ 1492=1865 0 
3rd edo Macm 0 1940 o $3 0 25 

A companion volume to A 0 M 0 Schlesinger°s POLITICAL AND SOCIAL GROWTH 
OP THE AMERICAN PEOPLE , 1865=1940 0 

563„ HOPFMAN, SYLVAN & GRATTAN 0 CoHo, eds 0 

News of the nationo Garden City Q 1944> $3 0 49 

An unusual presentation of U 0 S 0 history from 1492 throu^bi December 

1941, in the form of 41 issues of a newspaper 0 

564o KARIG, COMMDRo WALTER & KELLEY, LIEUTo WELBOURN 

Battle report - Pearl Harbor to Coral Sea<> Parrar 0 1944 e $3 o 60 

The first six months of the naval war in the Pacific from official 
sources of the Americans, British, Dutch, Australians and 0hinese o 

565 0 LORD, CLIPPORD Lo & LORD, EoHo 

Historical atlas of the U 0 S 0 Holt 0 1944 0 $3 o 00 

Historical atlas in which major political, social and economic 
developments in the U 0 S 0 are presented in a series of over 300 maps 0 

566o MORISON, SAMUEL E 0 & COMMAGER, HoSo 

Growth of the American republic 0 2 vols<> Oxfordo 1942 0 

$3 o 50 eacho 

A revision of a work originally based on Morison 0 s Oxford history 
of the United States (1927) and one of the most interesting 
histories to read D 

567o NEVINS, ALLAN & COMMAGER, HENRY S„ 

Americas the story of a free peopleo Littleo 1942 0 $3 o 00 

Short narrative history of the American peeple for the reader who 
wants a panoramic viewo Also published under the title POCKET 
HISTORY OP THE UNITED STATES 0 

568 0 PARKMAN, PRANCIS 

The Oregon trail 0 Littleo $3 o 00 

One of the classics of western narrativeso The journey was under¬ 
taken to gain first-hand knowledge of the Indian character and 
village customs of the frontier life 0 

569o PETERSON, Co STEWART 

The American pioneer in forty-eight stateso William-Prederick pr 0 
NoYo 1945 0 $3o25 

Brief histories of the pioneer periods of each of the 48 stateso 
570o RAUCH, BASIL 

The history of the New Dealo Creative Press. 1944 0 ?2 o 50 

A history of the New Deal, its ideals aaA attainments in all phases 
of government during the first two periods of experimentation and 
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o SCHLESIHGER, ARTHUR M. & TOX, D*R*. eda* 

A history of American life* 12 vole* Macm* 1927* $4*00 

eacho 

On the tiiole, the best large scale American history so far, 
written hy social historians, each expert in his fieldo 

572o SCHLESINGER, ARTHUR Mo 

Political and social growth of the American people, 1865=1940* 
Macm* 1941* $3 0 25 

^ new edition of POLITICAL AND SOCIAL GROWTH OF THE U o S 0 1852= 
1933* 

573o TUENER, FREDERICK J* 

The frontier in American historyo Hollo 1920 o $3*25 

Its gradual move westward and its permanent influence on national 

lifeo 

574, VAN DOREN, CARL 

Secret history of the American revolution 0 Vikingo 1941 0 
$3*75 

The fifth column of the American revolulien 0 
575o WALLACE, HENRI AGARD 

Democracy reborn, selected from public paperto Reynalo 1944 0 
$3*00 

The selected speeches and articles from March 10 0 1933 to May 
15, 1944o 

576o WILLI SON, GEORGE To 

Saints and strangers 0 Reynalo 1945* $3*75 

A history of the Pilgrim Pathers, shorn of the trappings of 
school textbook and replacing these with a sturdy record of a 
small group that managed to keep their identity a^ilnst fearful 
oddso 


3c American Life and Thought 
577o ADAMIC, LOUIS 

My America, 1928=1938 0 Harper 0 1938 0 $3*75 

An autobiographical discovery of the American pattern by a Yugoslav 

Americano 

578o ADAMS, JAMES TRUSLOW 

The American; the making of a new man* Scribner* 1943 0 $3*00 

A study of the evolution of the American temperament, considering 
the effects of politics, religion, the frontier foreign affairs, 
economics in the making of the present day American* 

579* AUDUBON, JOHN JAMES 

Audubon 0 s America? the narratives and experiences of John James 
Audubon; ed D by Donald C 0 Peattie, illustrated with facsimilies of 
Andubon°s prints and paintings* Houghton* 1940* $6*00 

The American scene in the early 1800° s, containing descriptions 
of wilderness trips and wild life, of which some tf the birds are 
now virtually extinct* Beautifully illustrated in color* 













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580o BATES, ERNEST So & SCHIFF, HERMAN So 

Pageant of the stateso Bandom 0 1938 0 $2 o 00 

Pictorial maps of the 48 states with short articles on their 
historical background,, 

581o BROGAN, DENNIS Wo 

The American character,, Knopfo 1944o $2 o 60 o 

A telling analysis of national character as it has been evolved 
through the historical experience of the country w 

582„ BROGAN, DENNIS Wo 

Uo S oA 0 Oxford^ 1941o $l o 00 

Brief effective outline of the country, the people and institutions 0 
583„ CURTI, MERLE 

The growth of American thou^ito Harper 0 1943 0 $5 o 00 

An account of the growth of the thought of all the American 
people from Jamestown to Pearl Harbor, as shaped by the various 
factors and forces—geographical, economic, social and personal— 
of American history,. 


584o DOS PASSOS, JOHN 

State of the nation,, Houghton 0 1944„ $3 o 00 

What the people in this country are doing, how they are doing it 

and what they think about ito 

585© GABRIEL, RALPH Ho 

The course of American democratic thought; an intellectual history 
since 1815 c Ronaldo 1940 0 $4 o 00 

Especially the influence of intellectual trends upon current inter¬ 
pretations of democracy and social reform 


586o HOFFMAN, M 0 Do, ed 0 

Life in America,, Harper,, 1941 0 $1 0 48 

Selections from contemporary writings,. 


587c LANGDON, WILLIAM Co 

Everyday things in American life, 1607—1776 0 Scribner,, 1937<> 

$3 o 00 

A profusely illustrated account of how Colonial Americans livedo 


588 o 


LANGDON, WILLIAM Co 

Everyday things in American life, 1776»1876 0 Scribner 0 1941o 
$3 o 00 

The second volume of a history of the development of "everyday 
things" covers the years 1776-1876o 


589o LEECH, MARGARET 

Reveille in Washington, 1860-1865 o Harper,, 1941 0 $3 o 50 

A history of social and political life in the nation 0 s capital 
during the Civil war yearso 


590o ODUM, HOWARD Wo & MOORE, HARRY Eo 

American regionalism 0 Holt 0 1938 0 $5 o 00 

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Journey into America, Houghton, 1943, $3*00 

An informal reinterpretation of the American spirit hy means of 
legends 9 anecdotes of historical personalities and local history, 

592, PERRY, RALPH BARTON 

Puritanism and democracy. Vanguard, 1944, $5,00 

An important contribution to the literature of American culture 0 
The author„ a well-known professor of philosophy at Harvard, 
believes that puritanism and democracy are the two ideals which 
have contributed most to America 11 s heritage, and are its chief 
source of spiritual vitality today and for the future, 

593, ROLLINS, PHILIP A, 

The cowboy, rev, and enl, ed, Scribner, 1934, $3,50 

An unconventional history of civilization on the old time cattle 
range, 

594, ROURKE, CONSTANCE M, 

Roots of American culture, Harcourt, 1942 0 $3,00 

The author identifies and illuminates the modes of early American 
theatricals 9 early American music, Sheker buildings and furniture, 
Negro songs and stories, 

595, TRAIN, ARTHUR K 0 

Story of everyday things. Harper, 1941, $3,00 

A handbook of information as to way of life during more than 300 
years (17th to 19th century) of American being, 

596, WECTER, DIXON 

Saga of American society; a record of social aspiration,, Scribner 0 
1607-1937, $4,00 

The leaders and activities of the best social circles beginning 
with the Virginia planters and the New England Puritans, 

597, WOODWARD, W,Eo 

The way our people lived, Dutton, 1944, $3,95 

Eleven fictional episodes picture the lives of Americans in various 
sections of the country in periods ranging from 1652 to 1908, The 
habits, customs s manners and ways of life of the common man are 
interestingly presented. 


4, American Regions 

598, CASH,.W,J, 

The mind of the South, Knopf, 1941 0 $3,75 

An admirable attempt, by a southerner,, to explain the South of 
today in the light of its history, 

599, CHAMBERLAIN, SAMUEL 

Ever New England; photographs with an introduction by Donald 
Moffat, Hastings, 1944, $3,50 

The 286 full-page photographs of New England scenes and buildings, 
which make up this book, appeared first in the photographer 0 s New 
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Pair is our lando Hastings. 1942* $5,00 

Photographs and etchings featuring the American lando 

601. CLAEK, THOMAS Do 

Pills, petticoatg and plowsj the southern country store* Bobbs. 
1944, $3,50 

Study of the country store and its influence on life in the 
southern U. S r , from the end of the Civil War to 1915* 

602o DANA, RICHARD H„ 

Two years before the mast* Houghton, $2 o 00 
Adventures, hardships, brutalities, enjoyments and suffering 
actually experienced on a sailing vessel from Boston around Cape 
Horn to California in the 1830 15 s* 

603 o DANIELS, JONATHAN 

A southerner discovers the South,. Macm* 1938, $3.00 

Observations on the economic and social conditions of the South* 

604 o GRAY, JAMES 

Pine, stream and prairie. Knopf. 1945. $3.50 

This profile of Wisconsin and Minnesota explores the region in 
its physical, industrial, cultural, economic and political develop¬ 
ments, through its pattern of living, the parade of its history 
and the pageant of its people. 

605o HATCHER, HARLAN 

The Great Lakes. Oxcford. 1944. $3.50 

Its history from the glacial age to the huge war activity of today 
as well as the story of the adventure, daring and enterprise that 
went into the development of this country* 

606o MELBO, IRVING Rc 

Our country 0 s national parks. 2 vols. Bobbs. 1941. $5 o 00 

Information on historical backgrounds, scientific data and scenic 
descriptions of America 0 s 26 national parks* 

607 o PEATTIE, RODERICK 0 ed. 

The friendly mountains* Vanguard. 1942* $3.50 

The first book in ^American Mountain" series. This includes the 
Adirondacks, the Green and the White Mts. and the Taconics, It 
is the combined work of authorities in various fields. 

608 * PEATTLE, RODERICK 3 ed. 

The Great Smokies and the Blue Ridge. 

$3.75 

The story of the southern Appalachians. 

American Mountain series, 

609. STEWART, GEORGE Ro 

Names on the land* Random. 1945* $3.00 

With a wealth of historical and anecdotal detail, the author 
traces the origins and evolution of the principal place-names in 
the United States from 1513 to the presentv 


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1944 

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by Thomas R 0 Williamson 

1944 

614e Golden gate country 

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1945 

615 0 High Border country 

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1942 

616 0 Mormon country 

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1942 

617o Ozark country 

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1942 

618» Palmetto country 

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1943 

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1941 

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1945 


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lake Erie 

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625o 

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626 o 

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628 o The Arkansas 
629, The Brandywine 
630o The Charles 
631 c> The Chicago 
632o The Delaware 
633 0 The Hudson 
634 0 The Humboldt 

635. The Illinois 

636. The James 
637o The Kaw 

638o Kennebec 0 cradle of 
Americans 
639o The Kentucky 
640o Lower Mississippi 
641o Upper Mississippi 
642o The Missouri 
643c Powder River 
644. Rivers of the Eastern 
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645c The Sacramento 
646 0 The Sto Johns 
647© The St* Lawrence 
648o The Sangamon 
649o Suwannee River 
650» Twin Rivers 
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652. The Wisconsin 


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706 o ADAMS, HENRY 

Education of Henry Adams 0 Modem Library„ 1931„ $*95 

The autobiography of a deeply profound spirit* 

707 0 BAKER, RAY STANKARD 

American chronicle, the autobiography of Ray Stannard Baker* 

Scribner, 1945,. $3*50 

In this chronicle of a full and successful life, Baker has also 
included the story of his alter ego, David Grayson, the pseudonym 
under which he wrote his popular series of essays * 

708* BAKER, RAY STANNARD 

Woodrow Wilson; life and letters* 1927-1939* 8 vols* Doubleday* 

1939 w Yolo 1-4 and 6-8 $5*00; Vol. 5 $4 a 00 

The standard biography* 

709* BAKELESS, JOHN 

Master of the wilderness, Daniel Boone© Morrow* 1939* $3,50 

Documented biography of the explorer, trapper, Indian fighter, who 
grew legendary even in his lifetime* 

710r, BARBOUR, THOMAS 

Naturalist at large* Little* 1943* $3*50 

Autobiography of an American naturalist reflecting the many facets 

of his e^eperiences in science, adventure and friendliness,, 

711 0 BEVERIDGE, ALBERT 

The life of John Marshall« 2 volso Houghton* $5*95 

The life of a great Chief Justice of the U 0 S„, reflecting the 
history as it was enacted during the years 1755-1835* 

712 0 BOWEN, CATHERINE Do 

Yankee from Olympus; Justice Holmes and his family* Little* 

1944c $3*00 

The biography of a great jurist in his relation with his father and 
friends, showing his fierce integrity of spirij, and his salty, 
tolerant, practical wisdom^ 

713^ BRADFORD, GAMALIEL 

Lee, the American* rev* and enl c ed 0 Houghton* 1927* $1*00 

Skillful portraiture of a very great man, done with great care, 

714* CARNEGIE, ANDREW 

Autobiography* Houghton-, 1920* $1*50 

A frank and sincere recital of the early struggle and later successes 
of the well known millionaire and philanthropist* 

715 0 CHINARD, GILBERT 

Thomas Jefferson* Little* 1939* $5*00 

A biography that has penetrated into the very essence of Jefferson 9 s 
thinking* 






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716© CODY, WILLIAM F© 

Autobiography of Buffalo Bill 0 Farrar© 1920 o $1©00 

Adventurous days in the old West epitomizing the transition of the 
West from wilderness to civilized life within a single lifetime., 

717o DANIELS, JOSEPHUS 

The Wilson era* years of peace, 1910-1917* Univ 0 of North 

Carolira Pressc 1944© $4©00 

The third volume of memoirs by Wilson 11 s Secretary of the Navy* 

718© DODD, WILLIAM E 0 

Ambassador Dodd^s diary, 1933-1938 0 Hare our to 1941 c $3„50 

This diary of the authors years as German ambassador to Germany 
is valuable for its frank unvarnished record of this momentous 
period© 

719o DODD, WILLIAM E 0 

Woodrow Wilson and his work© rev© ed© Snith© 1932© $3© 50 

Best one volume biograpisr© 

720o FORBES, ESTHER 

Paul Severe and the world he lived in© Houghton© 1942© $3© 75 

Not only a biography of Paul Revere, diligent patriot, silversmith, 
soldier, but also a picture of his time, a panorama of 18th century 
Boston and its life 0 

72Xo FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN 

Autobiography, including selections from other writingSo Modem 
Libraryo 1932 0 $ 0 95 

722o FREEMAN, DOUGLAS So 

Robert E© Lee° a biography© 4 vols© Scribner,, 1934=45© 

$3© 75 each volume© 

The official biography of Robert E 0 Lee, based on exhaustive re¬ 
search which won the Pulitzer prize in 1935© 

723 0 FUESS, CLAUDE Mo 

Daniel Webster© 2 vols© Little© 1930o $10©00 

Balanced, scholarly biography based upon historical records© 

724 0 HOLMES o OLIVER Wo 

Mind and faith of Justice Holmes, his speeches, essays, letters 
and judicial opinions, selected and ed© by Max Lerner© Little© 

1943. $4.00 

Presents Justice Holmes not primarily as a legal technician but as 
a humanist thinker and a human figure© 

725© JAMES 0 MARQUIS 

Andrew Jackson, the border captain© Bobbs© 1933© $4©50 

jProm 1767 to 1821, when Jackson believed he had retired from 
public life© 

726© JAMES, MARQUIS 

Andrew Jackson, portrait of a president© Bobbs© 1937© $5©00 

Opens with the campaign of 1824 and provides a background for events 
which led to the Civil War© Both volumes are sound history interest¬ 
ingly written© 


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727o JAMES, MARQJtJIS 

The raven- a biography of Sam Houston,, Blue Ribbon© 1929 & 

$l o 00 

The founder of Houston, Texas, was one of the most dramatic person= 
alities in American history and the extremes of his life today seem 

incredible© 

728 0 JOHNSON, GERALD W 0 

■American heroes and hero-worship© Harper 0 1943 0 $3„00 

Essays on men in American history who were made famous by public 
opinion and others who were popularly misjudged© 

729o, KELLY, ERED C© 

, The Wright Brothers 0 Hare our to 1943*, $3©50 

A biography authorized by Orville Wright* 

730o LaEARGE, OLIVER 

Raw materialo Houghtono 1945© $2© 50 

A frank chronicle of the author 0 s evolution into scientist and 

liberal© 

731o LINCOLN, ABRAHAM 

The life and writings of Abraham Lincolnj ed 0 by Philip Van Doran 
Stem© Modem Library© 1942© $1 0 45 

The selection consists of representative letters, addresses, and 
public papers of biographical and historical interest© 

732© MACKENZIE, CATHERINE D© 

Alexander Graham Bell© Grosset© 1928© $1©00 

A simply written book, well documented and unbiased© The author 
was Dr© Bell°s secretary for ten years© 

733© MAYNARD, THEODORE 

Orestes Brownson© Macm© 1943© $3©00 

The biography of one of New England 0 s first transcendentalists, 
and a well informed commentary on various aspects of New England 
in the 19th century© 

734© MONAGHAN, JAY 

Diplomat in carpet slippers© Bobbs© 1945© $4©00 

Abraham Lincoln deals with foreign affairs© 

735© MORGAN, ARTHUR E© 

Edward Bellamy© Columbia Univ© Press© 1944© $5©00 

Eirst full-length biography based on unpublished documents of one 
of the most influential writers of our times© 

736© MORISON, SAMUEL ELIOT 

Admiral of the ocean sea? a life of Christopher Columbus© Little© 
1942© $3©50 

A brilliant, common sense biography by a seagoing Harvard scholar 
who presents the discoverer as a man with grave shortcomings as a 
colonizer, but in whose heart was a determined vision of achieve¬ 
ment and on whose lips were the words of God© 


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737o KEVINS, ALLAN 

John Do Rockefeller^ the heroic age of American enterpriseo 2 vols© 
Scribner© 1940 o $7©50 

A careful, two volume biography of a great industrialist which con¬ 
centrates on his career and on the history of the 19th century 
industry rather than on his personality., 

738© RYE, RUSSELL B c 

George Bancrofts Brahmin rebel 0 Knopf© 1944© $3©50 

The biography of a major American historian© 

739 0 PEATTXEr, DONALD 

The road of a naturalist© Houghton© 1941© $3©00 

Autobiographical chapters in which the author discusses the 
beauties of nature and the charm of the botanical and zoological 
life© 

740© PECK, MARY GRAY 

Carrie Chapman Cattj H e W c Wilson© 1944© $3©00 

The life of one of the outstanding feminists© 

741© PERRY, BLISS 

And gladly teach, reminiscences© Houghton© 1935© $3©00 

A distinguished critic, and teacher writes urbanely of his 
academic and editorial years, full of the good talk that made him 
a great teacher© 

PRINGLE, HENRY P© 

• Life and times of William Howard Taft© Farrar. 1939© $7©50 

2 volso 

A full biography of Taft, based on the Taft papers© 

PRINGLE, HENRY P© 

Theodore Roosevelts a biography© Harcourt© 1932© $3©50 

A documented and impartial consideration of Roosevelt 11 s character 
and career© 

RICH, EVERETT 

William Allen White© Farrar© 1941© $3©00 

The influence of a small town editor on American thought© 


742© 


743© 


744© 


745© NIIS, JACOB 

Making of an American© new ed© Macm© 1924© $2©50 

Autobiography of the reporter, philanthropist and reformer© 


746 © 


ROOSEVELT, THEODORE 

Autobiography© Scribner 
Except for a few chapters. 


© 1920© $2©50 

the narrative is one of public life 


Westward the women© Knopf© 1944© $2©75 

Stories of the women of all classes from missionaries and doctors 
to captives and dollar-a-dance girls, who helped to build the 
American Pacific northwest© 


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748 o SANDBURG, CARL 

Abraham Lincoln? the prairie years 0 2 vols© Harcourt© 1939 0 

$4 0 75 set© 

By temperament and experiences Sandburg seems to be Lincoln 6 s 
ideal biographer 0 Without adding much that is new, this biography 
on an heroic scale shares the epic quality of its subject© 

749 c SANDBURG, CARL 

Abraham Lincoln? the war years 0 4 vols 0 Harcourt 0 1939* 

$20 o 00 

The story of Lincoln 0 s life from his inauguration to his death 
and funeral 1865 0 

750 o SCHRIFTGIESSER, KARL 

The gentleman from Massachusetts? Henry Cabot Lodge c Little* 

1944© $3 o 00 

The biography of the man, who perhaps more than any other 0 was 
responsible for the defeat of the League of Nations in the American 
Congresso 

751c SHEEAN, VINCENT 

Personal history© Doubleday 0 1935© $3 ©00 

The autobiography of a young newspaperman 

752 0 SIMONES, WILLIAM A© 

Edison? his life, his work 0 his genius 0 Bobbs© 1934© $3©50 

An intinjate study of an inquiring mindo 

753© STEFFENS, LINCOLN 

Autobiography© Hare our t© 1931© $3 ©75 

A warm-hearted ace reporter°s use of cold laboratory method in 
journalism© Particularly his probing of civic corruption hastened 
reform though he himself proclaimed the fallacy of reform as such© 

754© STEPHENSON, N©W 0 & DUNN, W©H© 

George Washington© 2 vols© Oxford© 1940© $10 o 00 

Narrative biography of the first president of the United States© 

755© STONE, IE7ING 

They als® ran© Doubleday© 1943© $3©50 

Short biographies of 19 defeated candidates for the presidency, 
plus an estimate of what their worth to the nation might have been 
if they had been elected© 

756© THERE WERE GIANTS IN THE LAND 
Farrar© 1942© $2©00 

Twenty-eight historic Americans as seen by 28 contemporary Americans© 
757 VAN DOREN, CARL 

Benjamin Franklin© Viking© 1938© $5©00 

Probably the definite biography of the man often called the first 
American© Franklin 0 s autobiography is here completed on his cwn 
scale and in his own words© 
































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758o 7ILLABD, OSWALD Go 

Fighting years? memories of a liberal editors Harcourt, 1939, 

$3,75 

No one who was in the thick of things during the days of McKinley 9 
the first Roosevelt 9 Taft* Wilson 9 Harding 9 Coolidge and Hbover 0 
has written a braver 9 finer story, 

759o WADE, MASON 

Margaret Fuller, Viking, 1940, $3,50 

The life of the female intellectual wonder of her age* 

760o WILLIAMS, BLANCHE Co 

Clara Barton? daughter of destiny* Lippincotto 1941, $3 o 50 

The first complete biography of the woman who Is best known for 
her organization and direction of the American Bed Cross 0 

761 0 WILSON D FORBEST 

Crusador in crinoline? the life of Harriet Beecher Stowe, 
Lippincotto 1941* $4 o 50 

The story of Harriet Beecher Stowe in a balanced 9 brilliantly 
written study, 

762o WILTSE 0 CHARLES Mo 

John Co Calhoun nationalist, 1782=1828, Bobbs 0 1944© $3,75 

The life and times of the great defender of states rights, 

763 e WOLFE : LINNIE M, 

Son of the wilderness, Knopf, 1945, $3,50 

The life of John Muir 0 American naturalist 9 botanist 9 geologist,, 

mountaineer and mechanical genius, 

764, ZINSSER, HANS 

Ag I remember him, Little 0 1940, $2,75 

Biography of a physician, one RoS„ reputed to be a great friend of 
the author but probably the author himself. 


IXo W ORLD WAR II 


765, ALDEN 5 CARROLL S, & WESTCOTT, F, 

The United States Navy? a history, Lippincotto 1943, $4,00 

The story of the development of the Navy from 1775 to the present, 

766, BRODIE, BERNARD 

Guide to naval strategy, 3rd ed, Princeton Univ, Press« 1944 ( . 

$2 >75 

Originally published in 1942, For all those interested in the first 
line of our offense and defense in the Pacific,, by a well-known nava-> 

writero 

767 ° navy in world war II. Day. 1943. $3 75 

An account of the service of the U.S. Havy beginning with Pearl 
Harbor* A continuation of WAR AT SEA 0 
































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768* DENISON, ARCHIBALD Co 

America 0 s maritime history 0 Putnam* 1944* $2*50 

A history of ocean transportation, especially of the U 0 S 0 It also 
shows in a small way how the Navy, Coast Guard and Merchant Marine 
are able to perform their Interrelated tasks° 

769 0 EWEECj EABL Co 

^he United States Army 0 Little 0 1941 0 $1 0 25 

Brief, timely and with many full-color illustrations 0 

770 o INGRAHAM. REG 

Pirst fleet? story of the U*S 0 Coast Guard at war* Bobbs* 1944 c 
$3 o 00 

A history of the oldest naval service and an account of its funct¬ 
ions in peace and war, highlighting the variety of its activities* 

771 0 METCALF, CLYDE Ho 

A history of the United States Marine Corps 0 Putnam* 1939* 

$4o50 

Comprehensive history of the U*Sc Marine Corps from the time of 
the Revolution to the present* 

772o MORI SON, ELTON E* 

Admiral Sims and the modern American navy* Houghton* 1942* 
$5 o 00 

An appreciative "biography of a famous American naval officer of the 
early 20th century * 

?73 0 PRATT, FLETCHER 

The Navy, a history? the story of a service in action* Doubleday* 
1938 0 $4*00 

From 1775 to the world war* Aaalgwia of the f specifically American 
elements" of our naval tradition* About half the book treats of 
the early navy under Mil* 

774 0 PULESTON, WILLIAM D* 

Annapolis? gateway to the quarterdeck* Appleton* 1942* $3*00 

Story of the U 0 S* Naval academy at Annapolis, Md* 

775* SPROUT, HAROLD H* & SPROUT, MARGARET 

Rise of American naval power, 1776-1918* Princeton University 
Press* 1939 0 $3 0 75 

A history of our naval policy* 

776* U*S* ARMY AIR FORCES 

Official guide to the Army Air Forces* Simon & Schuster* 1944* 

$2 0 50 a _ 

Reference book composed of inform*, tion on the UoS 0 Army Air Forces 
organization, training of personnel, planes, equipment, air bases, 
maintenance and supplies* Biographical sketches of 31 generals* 

777* WAUGH, ELIZABETH D* 

West Polnto Macuio 1944* $2*50 

History of the Uhited States military academy* 




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2. Atlases. 

778. BROWN 9 ERNEST FRANCIS 

War in maps? an atlas of the New York Times maps. Orford. 1944. 
$1*50 

A presentation in maps from the eve of World War II to the present. 

779. FISHER, IRVING 

World maps and globes. Essential books. 1944. $2.50 

An invaluable aid to those who wish to study seriously the geo¬ 
graphical problems of global war and peace. 

780. HARRISON, RICHARD E* 

Look at the world? the Fortune atlas for world strategy. Knopf. 

1944. $3.50 

An atlas of maps for the air age, mostly in color,, presenting per¬ 
spective views of North America, Europe and North Africa, Asia and 
Oceania,, Many of these maps were first published in Fortune. 

781. McINNIS, EDGAR W. 

The war. vols, 1-5. Orford, 1941-1945„ $2,50 each volume 

Series on the present war. Text 0 maps,, documentary appendices, 
texts of documents and chronological tables. 

782. PADLLIN, CHARLES 0. 

Atlas of the historical geography of the U.S. American Geographical 
Society. 1932. $15,00 

An excellent historical atlas. 

783. RENNER, GEORGE THOMAS, ed. 

Global geography. Crowell. 1944. $5.00 

Thirty Americans interpret the relationship of peoples, nations and 
current events in their appropriate environmental settings. 

784. A WAR ATLAS FOR AMERICANS, prepared with the assistance of the O.W. I. 

Simon & Schuster, 1944. $1.00 

Maps to help us face postwar problems realistically. 


3. General Aspects of the .Wag 

785. DAVIS, FORREST & LINDLEY, E.K. 

How war came. Simon & Schuster. 1942. $2.50 

Papers on American foreign relations from the spring of 1940 to 

Pearl Harbor. 


786. 


ENSQR 0 ROBERT C.K. 

A miniature history of the war. Oxford. 
A brief history of the second World War, 


1945. $1.50 

from September 1939 


August 1944. 


to 


787. GREET B WILLIAM C A BEL L 

World words. Columbia Univ. Press. 1944. $3*^) 

A revised and enlarged edition of Professor Greet*s WAR WORDS, 
authoritative guide to the pronunciation of names in the news. 


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788 0 HAINES, CHARLES Go & HOFFMAN, Ho Jo 

Origins and background of the second World War 0 Oxford* 1943 0 
$4*25 

A summary of the political conditions and events which led up to 
the outbreak of World War II 0 The time covered is from about 1900 
to 1941 0 

789o LERNER, MAX 

Public journalo Viking* 1945 0 $3*00 

Selected comments on main issues of our time from the editorial 
pages of PMo 

790© MARSHALL, GENERAL GEORGE Co 

Report on the Army* July 1, 1939 to June 30, 1943* Infantry 
Journalo 1943 0 $* 25 

791 0 MAULDIN, BILL 

Up front* Hoito 1945 c $3 o 00 

One hundred seventy cartoons, supplemented by a text of some 40,000 
words, picture for the civilian vAiat it means to be "up front." 

792o MENEFEE, SELDEN 

Assignment U 0 S*A* Reynal 0 1943 0 $3*00 

A record of a visit during the period of January to .tone 1943 to 
eighty-four different points in forty-one states, giving a picture 
of America at war c 

793* MILLER, FBANCIS To 

History of world war II* Winston e 1945 c $5*00 

A one-volume history of the war on which the author and his staff 
have been working since the war began* 

794 0 NEWSWEEK, editors of 

The generals and the admirals* Devin- Adair * 1945* $4 o 50 

A volume of short biographies of 30 noted generals and admirals of 
World War II, each illustrated with a full-page portrait drawing 
by T 0 H 0 Chamberlain* 

795* OUR ARM! AT WAR with an introduction by George 0* Marshall* 

Harper* 1944* $3*00 

Story of American campaigns in the second world war, told in War 
Department photographs* 

796* PRATT, FLETCHER 

The Navy u s war 0 Harper* 1944* $2*75 

The author had access to official Navy Department documents in re¬ 
constructing the story of some of our greatest sea battles since 
Pearl Harbor* 

797* SHIRER, WILLIAM L* 

Berlin diary* Knopf* 1941* $3*00 

The journal of a foreign correspondent from January 11, 1934 to 
December, 1940* 
















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798 0 SMITH 0 HOWARD K* 

Last train from Berlin, Knopf * 1942c $2,75 

This study of the state of the Nazi home front as a result of the 
Russo-German War, deals in particular with conditions in the winter 
of 1941 >42, and the nation” s attitude toward the Nazi party and 

Hitler* 

799 0 SNOW, EDGAR 

People on our side* Random, 1944c $3.50 

Correspondent for the Saturday Evening Post tells of his experiences 
in Russia, China and India*, 

800* STETTINIUS, EDWARD R v 

Lend lease, weapon for victory* Macm, 1944* $3 o 00 

The story of lend lease, how it came into Being and how it works, and 

of the significance of our aid to our Allies and of their aid to us* 

801,> STIMSON, HENRI L, 

Prelude to invasion Public Affairs Press* 1944* $3*25 

Reports on the progress of the war from December 1941 to June 1944„ 
The account is based upon official reports by Henry L„ Stimson, Secy, 
of War* 

802o TAYLOR, A*Mo s comp* 

Language of world war II* H,.W C Wilson* 1944^ $1,25 

Slogans, captions, quotations and all the terms which have come into 
play since the war began* 

803* UoSoAt at war; U,S* Camera, 1944-46, ed* by T„J* Maloney 

Photographs seated by Edward Steichen c 2v>, Duel! 1943-44* 

$4,50 each, 

A memorable photographic record of two years 11 fighting all over the 
world 9 including a collection of 150 photographs selected by Edward 
Steichen, covering the history of the Navy from Pearl Harbor to the 
present* 

804c VAN SINDEREN. ADRIAN 

Pour years* Coward-McCamu 1944 0 $2*75 

Brief, month-by-month account of the war,, including political and 

military events from September 1939 through September 1943c 

805* VOICES OP HISTORY, 1941-1945. 4 vols« Phoenix. 1942«1945 w 

$3, 50 each volume 

A collection of important speeches made by important statesmen during 
these years;. 

806* WHITE 0 WALTER Pc 

A rising wind.* Doubleday 0 1945* $2,00 

The author reports on the recent trip to the European theatre of 
war, made t© investigate the status of American Negro troops, and 
comes t© some conclusions about the serious international crisis in 
race relations* 

807,. YANK, editors of 

The best from Yank. Dutton, 1945,. $3,50 

An anthology of pictures 3 combat stories s cartoons and special 
features from Yank,, the Army weekly„ 





























































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808o BROWN, JOHN MASON 

To all hand*3o McGraw-Hill* 1943* $2 0 75 

The pieces that comprise the hook were written to he spoken as 

daily broadcasts to the 1500 soldiers and sailors aboard the flag- 

ship of the anphlbious force that formed part of the Sicilian in- 

vasion Q 

809o CORWIN, NORMAN 

On a note of triumph* Simon & S c huster 0 1945* $l o 50 

A broadcast delivered over C„BoSo on V-E Day hailing victory in 
Europe 0 

810o EBENSTEIN, WILLIAM 

The German recordo Parrar* 1945 0 $3 o 00 

A sobering study of the German tradition,, as manifested in her 
history and culture, proving once again how eradicable the so- 
called Prussian pattern may be 0 

811 0 FRASER, LINDLEY M 0 

Germany between two wars c Oxford Ttoiv* Press* 1945* $2*50 

A study of propaganda and war-guilt,, Professor Praser refutes the 
main articles of the National Socialist teachings on the origins 
of the war and shows how propaganda was a part of Hitler” s prepara¬ 
tion 

812o PRIED, JOHN H 0 S e 

The exploitation of foreign labour by Germany<> International 

labour Offic«o 1945, $1=50 

The organization, recruitment, distribution,, living and working 
conditions, and other aspects of exploitation of foreign workers 
■in Germany or under German control* 

813 0 INGERSOLL, RALPH 

The battle is the pay-off 0 Hareourto 1943 e $2,00 

The battle of El Guettar in Tunisia as it appeared to an American 

soldier who t ook part in it„ 

814o NATHAN, OTTO & PRIED, MILTON 

Nazi economic system^ German mobilization for war* Duke Univ e 
Press* 1944 0 $4 o 00 

How Germany prepared former in the years 1933=1939—an analysis 
based on careful documentation from German sources by a high 
official of the German ministry of economics before Hitler came to 
power in 1933 0 

815 0 PYLE, ERNIE 

Here is your war* Holto 1943 0 $3 o 00 

Ernie Pyle°s newspaper reports from North Africa have been enthus¬ 
iastically read the country over c Here they are in the full-length 
form in which they were first filed, plus several thousand words of 
additional material 






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816c PYLE, ERNIE 

Brave men c Holt* 1944* $5*00 

Based largely upon his dispatches from Sicily, Anzio, England 
and France, it conveys the scope of the European war fronts, the 
variety of services involved, the men and their officers* 

817o STo JOHN ROBERT 

From the land of silent people* Doubleday 0 1943> $3*00 

An American Associated Press correspondent describes his exper¬ 
iences during the Nazi campaign in the Balkans* 

818o UoSo ARMT AIR FORCES 

Targets Germany. Simon & Schuster* 1943* $2 C 00 

The official account of the Eighth Bomber Command 0 s first year 
over Europe, authorized by the Army Air Forces, its exploits, 
history, operation and tales of combat and individual heroism* 

819* WHITE, MARGARET BOURKE 

They call it Purple Heart Valley,, Simon & Schuster* 1944* 
$2 0 75 

A combat chronicle of the war in Italy* In 70,000 words of text 
and 112 photographs, she describes day by day life with our G„IJ* 
on the Mediterranean firing line* 


5 0 The Pacific 


820... ABEND, HALLETT 

Pacific charter; our destiny in Asia, Doubleday* 1943, 

$2 o 50 

The author contends that we must make a concrete declaration of 
our peace aims in the Pacific, and that there must be no soft 
peaceo 

821* BELDEN, JACK 

Retreat with Stilwell* Knopf. 1943* $3*00 

A history of the battle for Burma, told by the American correspondent 
who entered Burma with Chiang Kai-shek 0 s annies and saw every phase 
of the struggle against the Japanese invaders* 


822 0 BIAS, HUGH 

Government by assassination* Knopf* 1942* $3 o 00 

Japan 0 s drift toward war in an analysis of the influence of the 
militarists on Japanese politics, 0 


823* CARDS, CLAYTON D. & MCNICHOLS, CHARLES L. 

Japan; its resources and industries* Harper* 1944 0 $2,50 
A survey of the resources of Japan - human resources, agriculture, 
animal industries, mining, transportation, finance, foreign trade 
and mnufacture. 


824* DANIEL, HAWTHORNE 

Islands of the Pacific* Putnam. 1943* $2*50 

Describes briefly over 500 single islands and groups with comments 

on the economic importance of many* 














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825o DYESS* WILLIAM EDWIN 

Dyess story* Putnam. 1944,, $2,00 

The eye witness account of the death march from Bataan and of ex¬ 
periences in Japanese prison camps* 

826 o EMBREE* JOHN F* 

The Japanese nation* Farrar* 1945* $3*00 

The nature of the Japanese social structured-government 0 education* 

religion* family* national attitudes and ‘behavior* 

827 0 FLEISHER,, WILFRID 

What to do with Japan* Doubleday* 1945* $2 o 00 

A concise* informed discussion of the question of imperial Japan 
in a democratic postwar world* 

828* GREW* JOSEPH Co 

Report from Tokyo,. Simon & Schuster 0 1942* $l o 50 

A collection ef speeches and statements all stressing the point that 
Japan is seriously Lent on universal conquest and the establishment 
of a universal slave state* 

829, GREW* JOSEPH C 

Ten years in Japan? a c ontemporary record drawn from his diaries 
and private and official papers* 1932-1942* Simon & Schuster® 
1944, $3o?5 

A history of the author 0 s ten year effort to preserve the peace,, 

830 o HARRINGTON, FRED HARVEY 

God 0 mammon and the Japanese® Univ, of Wisconsin Press* 1944* 
$3,75 

A sober* scholarly study of American relations with Korea as re¬ 
flected in the activities of Dr 0 Horace No Allen* an American 
missionary,, 

831, KERSEY JOHN 

Into the valley? a skirmish of the marines, Knopf* 1943* 

$2,00 

A vivid account of one small incident on Guadalcanal bringing home 
to the reader, the feel* sounds and sight of modem war,, 

832* IND* ALLISON 

Bataan the judgement seat* Macm 0 1944* $3 o 50 

A detailed diary of an intelligence officer* Army Air Corps* giving 
a record of the saga of the Philippine command of the U o S 0 Army Air 
Force* May 1941 to May 1942 0 

833* JENSEN* OLIVER Oo 

Carrier war 0 Simon & Schuster, 1945o $*50 

A first-hand account of America 0 s new big aircraft carriers—the 
biography of Task Force 58, from the start of the great Pacific 
offensive to the present® 

834* KEESINGo FELIX Mo 

Native peonies of the Pacific wrld, Macra,, 1945* $3,00 

A n over-all picture of the origin, history* present life* customs 
and beliefs* language* government, etc,* of the Pacific Island 
peopleSo Well illustrated* 



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835. LAMOTT, WILLIS C© 

Hippon; the crime and punishment of Japan. Day© 1944© $2.50 
The author has had lived for 19 years in Japan, exposes her^the 
modem Japanese mind and how it was createdo 


836 0 LASKER., BHJNO 

Asia on the move© Holto 1945© $3 o 00 

^Pfach to the significance of migrations in the Jar 
East p the historical Backgrounds„ varying causes and the indications 
of postwar prospeets 0 Issued under the auspices of the American 
Council of Pacific Relations,, American 

837 o LASKER, BRUNO 

Peoples of southeast Asia© Knopf* 1944© $3 o 00 

Prepared under the auspices of the American Council of the Institute 
of Pacific Relations,, this hook discusses the economic and social 
conditions in the past and the part they will play in the postwar 
reconstruction., F 


838„ LAWSON, TED W 0 

thirty seconds over Tokyo, Random,, 1943* $2©00 

A first hand account of the Doolittle raid over Tokyo in 1942., 

839© MAKI 0 JOHN M© 

Japanese militarism; Its cause and cure* Knopf* 1945 0 $3 o 00 

A detailed investigation of the key concepts of the Japanese 
people hy an American of Japanese descent.. 


840c MILLERp MAX 

Daybreak for our carrier* Whittlesey House* 1944* $2© 50 

Vivid text and photographs present a revealing view of every aspect 
of life aboard one of our great aircraft carriers during a dangerous 
mission in the Pacific* 


841* OSBORN., FAIRPULD- ed* 

The Pacific world; its vast distances, its lands and the life upon 
them and its people 0 Norton* 1944© $3*00 

An overfall picture of the ccean islands,, the plants and animals, 
the people,, stars,, climate and winds* 

842* ROB SON & R©W, 

The Pacific Island handbooks 1944* Macm© 1945© $4 o 50 

^or each island the following topics are covered^ administration,, 
anthropology,, history of the territory, population communication, 
missionaries,, economics,, industry,, health. Ihe war and its chrono¬ 
logy and effects,, native labor and labor conditions* 

843* ROMULO; CARLOS 

I saw the fall of the Philippines© Doubleday© 1943© $3.00 

A moving story of the battle of the Philippines by a native 
Tillpinoo 

844* St, JOHN,, JOSEPH To 

Leyte calling* Vanguard* 1945© $2©00 

The story of a young American soldier who escaped when the Japanese 
conquered the Philippines and lived with the natives on Leyte and 
Mindanao for more than two years* 






















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845o SCOTT, ROBERT LEE . 

God is my eo~pilot<> Scribner® 1943® $2*50 

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846o SHERROD, ROBERT LEE 

!“**?•,*5; S ! ,0 F of a batUe ° Duell » lg 44» $3 0 oo 

Detaiied first hand report of the U„S„ Marine invasion of Tarawa 
atoll in November 1943 0 larawa 

847„ TAYLOR, GEORGE E 0 

America in the new Pacifi Co Macm 0 1942* $l c 75 

“ij* 1 ? of the reasons for our war with Japan and a study of 
the differing philosophies of East and West* ^ 

848o TIMPKRLEY , HlROLD J g 

Japan- a world problemo Day c 1942 c $1*75 

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849o TOLISCHJS, OTTO D* 

Through Japanese eyes 0 Reynal* 1945® $2*00 

Jrom the speeches and writings of Japanese militarist** statesmen 
and intellectuals, the author has selected excerpts which give a 
true picture of the Japanese ideology which dominated their national 
life and led to the present war 0 

850 & TOLISCHUS, OTTO DAVID 

Tokyo record® Reynale 1943 c $3*00 

A chronological record of events from January 24, 1941 to August 
25, 1942, by a Tokyo correspondent of the New York Times* 

851 0 TREGASKIS, RICHARD WILLIAM 

Guadalcanal diary 0 Blue Bibbon* 1943* $1„00 

^he diary begins on Sunday, July 26, 1942, on a transport bound 
for a destination still unknown It tells of the fierce preparation 
by naval guns that proceded the landings on Guadalcanal on August 
7th, and of the landing itselfo 

852 0 WALLACE, HENRY A, 

Our job in the Pacific e Institute of Pacific Affairs* 1944 0 
$o25 

Mr 0 Wallace maintains that the U 0 S 0 must take the lead ^n bringing 
defeated Japan and all the colonial people of the Pacific into the 
ranks of a w free Asia” after the war, and must, for its own sake, 
cooperate with the nations of Asia in a program to raise living 
standards throughout the Orient 0 

853 0 WARD, ROBERT So 

Asia for the Asiatics? Uaiv® of Chicago Press* 1945 0 $3 e 00 

A factual description,of Japanese techniques of occupation* 

854 0 WHITE, OSMAR 

Green armour 0 Norton© 1945® $3® 00 

A first-hand account of the horrors of warfare in the New Guinea 
jungles, the help given by the natives and a vivid description of 
the arild, yet beautiful, country 0 


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855, WHITE, WILLIAM L, 

They were expendable, Harcourt, 1942c $2.00 

A record of Motor Torpedo Boat Squadron 3 in the ill-fated Philippine 

campaign-. 

856c WOLEEETo IRA 

American guerrilla in the Philippines, Simon & Schuster,, 1945 
$2,50 

The story of the guerrillas who fought heroically and unceasingly 
in the Jap-occupied Philippines told by Ira Wolfert through the 
experiences of Lt* I 0 D Richardson* 


6 0 .Peace and Postwar Plaining 

857, AMERICAN ACADEMY OP POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 

A challenge to peacemakers, ed, by Joseph S, Roucek (The annals 
volo 232 9 March 1944) The Academy. 1944„ ‘ $2,00 

Twenty-four articles classified under the heads, 0 backgrounds 8 
Nationalistic ideology and goals* Central-eastern Europe and 
World War II 0 Peace planning and reconstruction, 

858 0 AMERICAN ACADEMY OP POLITICAL AND SOCIAL SCIENCE 

Postwar jobs for veterans, ed. by Paul Webblnk, (The annals 
volo 238, March 1945) „ The Academy, 1945- $2,50 

Twenty-two articles on various aspects of the adjustment of 
veterans are grouped under four headsg Dimensions of the problems 
Government measures to assist the veterans Special problems in the 
reabsorption of veteranss The need for a positive policy. 


859o BAILEY, IffiOMAS ANDREW 

Woodrow Wilson and the lost peace* Haem. 1944., $3,00 

A critical analysis of the part played by the U,So in the making 
of the world settlement of 1919, with particular attention to 
Wilson and to American public opinion,, pointing out some mistakes 
that were made then and which ought not to be duplicated now* 


860. BAILEY, THOMAS ANDREW 

Woodrow Wilson and the great betrayal, Macm* 1945, $3 o 00 

Like the companion study WOODROW WILSON AND THE LOST PEACE, it 
reinterprets the basic facts that doomed our membership in the 
League of Nations, Emphasizing the role public opinion played in 
keeping America out of the League, the author makes a plea for a 
wiser interpretation of today 0 s issues in the light of Wilson 0 s 
failure So 


Univ* of North Carolina Press, 1944 c 


861 r- BARTLETT, BUHL JACOB 

League to enforce peace* 

$2 <>50 

A careful analysis of the development in this country of the 
sentiment for a league to enforce peace* 


862 BARUCH, BERNARD M* & HANCOCK, JOHN 

War and postwar adjustment policies* American Council on Public 
Affairso 19440 $1^00 

The text of the Baruch-Hancock report as submitted to Director of 
War Mobilization, Byrnes, February 15, 1944, and related document8r. 



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863. BASCH, ANTONIN 4 

A price for peace,, Columbia Univ. Press. 1945. $2.60 

A Czechoslovakian economist analyses the causes of the disruption 
of European economy and presents a plan for developing healthy 
markets for European products. Plea for economic cooperation on 
an international basis. 

864. BECKER, CARL L. 

How new will the better world bef Knopf. 1944. $2.60 

A discussion of postwar reconstruction. 

865o BINGHAM, ALFRED M. 

Practice of idealism. Duell. 1944. $2.00 

A discussion of the problems to be faced in the postwar world and 
how they can be solved. 

866. BLOCH, HENRY SIMON & HOSELITZ, B. 

Economics of military occupation, selected problems. Foundation 
Press. 1944. $1.25 

Currency regulation, banking, production control, taxation and price 
control in a country occupied by invading military forces. 

867. BONSAI, STEPHEN 

Unfinished business. Doubleday. 1944. $3.00 

Pertinent source material on the Versailles treaty and the drafting 
of the League covenant by Woodrow Wilson®s confidential interpreter 
at the Peace Conferenced 

868. BOULDING, KENNETH E. 

The economics of peace. Prentice. 1945. $3.75 

A program for forestalling and solving postwar economic problems, 
following the economic theories advanced by Keyes in England and 
Hansen in America. 

869. BRUNER, JEROME S. 

Mandate from the people. Duell. 1944. $2.75 

Summaries of recent polls conducted by several polling organizations 
reveal public sentiment on international issues relating to the 
peace, and on the postwar home front. 

870. CALLANDER, HARO ID 

A preface to peace. Knopf. 1944. $3.00 

A plea for the abandonment of American isolationism and for an 
alliance with Britain and Russia as the practical means of avoiding 
future wars. 

871. CARR, EDWARD H. 

Conditions of peace. Macm. 1942 0 $2.50 

A book which looks toward an interim period of reconstruction before 
any peace terms are to be signed. 

872. CHASE, STUART 

Goals for America. Twentieth Century Fund. 1942. $1.00 

A summary of our available resources and an estimate of what we will 
need to provide decent minimum living standards for all our people 
after the war. 







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The rest of your life© Doubleday© 1944o $2© 75 

The author outlines many rosy possibilities for the postwar world 

and with them probabilities which have a definitely gloomy casto 

874o CLEVELAND, REGINALD Mo & NEVILLE, L 0 

The coming air age 0 Whittlesey Houseo 1944 c $2075 

Practical prophetics, as the authors examine in considerable detail 
the aircraft and the economics of the coming air age Q 

875© CONDLIFFB, JOHN Bo 

Agenda for a postwar worldo Norton e 1942* $2©50 

Industrial and agricultural adjustments, social security, 1 end- 
lease settlements, reparations and other economic aspects of the 
immediate postwar situation 

876 0 DALLIN- DAVID J 0 

The big three; the United States, Britain, Russia 0 Yale Uhiv c 
Presso 1945 0 $2©75 

An appraisal of the elements of dynamic power and their balance in 
the postwar world; the dangers of conflict and the chance for a 
functional peace© 

877© DAVIS, HARRIET Bo 0 ed© 

Pioneers in world order© Columbia,, 1944 0 $2©75 

An American appraisal of the League of Nations by 17 Americans, 
each distinguished in American public life and associated profess¬ 
ionally with the League for some years© 

878© DuBOIS, VoEo BUBGHARDT 

Color and democracy^ colonies and peace© Harcourto 1945© 

$2 o 00 

A challenge to postwar peace plans from the point of view of the 
750 million colored peoples in white empires throughout the world 
who have no spokesmen under the Dumbarton Oaks plan© 

879© FEISp HERBERT 

The sinews of peace© Harper 0 1944 0 $2©50 

The author, economic adviser in the State Department for thirteen 
years, discusses what our policy should be regarding the basic 
economic issues of that peace© 

880© FINE, SHERWOOD _ _ « 

Public spending and postwar economic policy© Columbia Univ© 
Press© 1944 0 $2©50 

An evaluation of the New Deal fiscal policy and a program for 
economic security in the postwar world© 

881© FLEMING, DENNA FRANK _ a 

The United States and the World Court© Doubleday© 1945© 

Tta°i5-year fight for and final defeat of American participation 
in the international peace structure after World War I, by a 
competent authority© 




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882 0 PRAENKEL 0 ERNST 

Military occupation and the role of law® 

$3® 50 

An analysis of the occupation government in the Rhinel and 1918= 
1923 0 This should prove valuable for an understanding of the 
problems that will confront the occupation regime in Germany at 
the close of the present var 0 

883o GALLOHAT, GSOEGE Bo 

Postwar planning 3n the United. Stateso Twentieth Century Kind,, 
1942 0 $®60 

Analyzes the plans and publications of the 100 or more agencies 
in this country which are planning for the period after the war® 

884 0 GLUECKe, SHELDON 

War criminals? their prosecution and punishment e Knopf 0 1944o 

$3® 00 

An approach to the issues of international and municipal law, of 
military and non-military law, of domestic and foreign public 
policy, of criminology and penology 9 and of social psychology and 
social ethics involved in a program for the treatment of war 
criminals o 

885 0 GOTTSCHAIE, MAX & DUKER, ABRAHAM Go 

Jews in the postwar worldo Dryden® 1945 e $3® 00 

An extroardinarily objective and scholarly approach to the whole 
Palestinian question-^past, present and future® 

886o GUTKIND, E®A® 

Creative demobilization 0 Oxfordo 1944 0 $6 o 00 2 vols 0 

A survey of the principles which must guide planning on a 
national scale® Covers agricultural and industrial aspects 0 

887o HAW, GEORGE NIKOLANS 

International monetary cooperation® Univ c of North Carolina 
Presso 1945 0 $4® 00 

The author holds that international monetary cooperation can best 
be accomplished by projecting into the international field the 
principles of central banking® 

888 e HANSEN, ALVIN Ho 

America 0 s role in the world economy® Norton 0 1945 c $2® 50 

The international machinery in the economic and financial fields 
that will be needed for a world political organization is the 
theme of this timely book® 

889o HARRIS, SEYMOUR E®, ed® 

Postwar economic problemso McGraw® 1943 e $3®50 

Various theories and divergent opinions about the economics of 
the postwar world expressed by 23 contributors® 

890® HART, RICHARD 

Marching home 0 Arco® 1944® $1®89 

A war and postwar handbook for service men and families® 

891,, HEMLEBEN, SYLVESTER JOHN 

Plans for world peace through six centuries® Univ® of Chicago 
Press® 1943 0 $2® 50 

Historical background and development of the idea of organization 
for peace® 









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892 0 HOFFMAN* BOSS J 0 So 

Durable peace 0 Oxford® 1944® $l c 75 

A study in American national policy* and an analysis of the 
problems which will face the postwar worldo 

893® HOOVEB* HERBERT & GIBSON* HUGH 

The basis of lasting peace 0 Van Nostrand® 1945 0 $1®00 

Seven specific suggestions for the improvement of the Dumbarton 
Oaks proposals* together with the recommendation regarding American 
procedures* and some final advice on the timing of the setting up 
of the new Charter.) 

894 0 HUSZAR* GEORGE B D de * ed 0 

New perspectives of peace Q Univ® of Chicago Press« 1944® 

$2o50 

A series of lectures on making and keeping the peace given at 
the University of Chicago by eleven faculty members in terms of 
their specialties., 

895 0 LATTIMQRE* OWEN 

Solution in Asia® Little* 1945 0 $2®00 

A statement of the main issues of the A s i a tic dilemma and a blue¬ 
print for the future., 

896 0 LIPPMANN* WALTER 

UoSc war aims,. Little® 1944® $1®S0 

Mro Lippmann takes issue with those who demand a postwar Federa¬ 
tion as a governing body and presents his own conviction that 
security lies in achieving international order through coordina¬ 
tion of groups of national states® 

897® LORWIN* LEWIS L® 

Postwar plans of the United Nations® Twentieth Century Fundo 
1943® $2® 90 

Survey of the postwar plans* made or being made* for the internal 
development of the thirty-three United Nations® 

898® LOBWIN* LEWIS L® 

Time for planning® Harper® 1945® $3®00 

Social-economic theory and program for the 20th century® A 
compilation of essays* articles and pamphlet material re-edited 
which show that business and government can work together for 
full employment and peace® 

899® MALLEBY* 0®T® 

Economic union and durable peace® Harper® 1943® $2®00 

Illuminating and thought-provoking® The author°s theory of economic 
union is based on the Hull reciprocal trade agreement program and 
the present initiative of our government as stated in point 4 of 
the Atlantic Charter® 

900® MILLSPAUGH* ARTHUB C® ^ 

Peace plans and American choices? the pros and cons of world 
order® Brookings Institute® 1942® $l o 00 

Description of various peace plans with argument for and against 
each of them® 







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901o MOCK* JAMES R 0 & THURBER* E 0 

f^OO* ° n de ” 0bUi2ati0n ° Univ ” of Oklahoma Press. 1944. 

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902. MOULTON, HAROLD G. & MARLIO,, LOUIS 
The control of Germany and Japan. 

1944. $2.00 

A comprehensive analysis of the task of preventing Germany and 
Japan from rearming after this war is over. 


Brookings Institution, 


903 o MTHAN 9 ROBERT R 0 

Mobilizing for abundance,, McGraw„ 1944 0 $2 0 00 

A plea for postwar economy based upon the principle of abundance 


904 o PEPPER* NATHANIEL 

America 0 s place in the world,, Viking„ 1945„ $ 2,75 

Believing that the political alternatives that face America in the 
postwar world are militant imperialism, power alliances or inter¬ 
national cooperation under law* the author advocates participation 
in an international organization and indicates the first steps for 


905 o PEFEER 9 NATHANIEL 

Basis for peace in the Par Baste Harper 0 1942o $2 o 50 

This book argues the thesis that with respect to the Par East the 
UoSo is confronted with the necessary choice of either preventing 
future wars or fighting in them 0 

906o PREPACKS TO PEACE 

A symposiume Simon & Schuster 0 1943„ $3„50 

Views on peace and reconstruction by Wendell Willkie, Herbert 

Hoover, Hugh Gibson* Henry Wallace and Sumner WelleSo 


907o RODIN* HARRY R„ 

Armistice 1918 0 Yale Uhiv„ Press*. 1944 0 $5„00 

The official history of the armistice* proving conclusively that 
the Armistice was sought by the Germans and was not a stab in the 
back a Important documentary evidence for the peace to come„ 

908o SCHNAPPER 0 MORRIS BARTEL 9 ed 0 

United Nations agreements 0 American Council on Public Affairs 0 

1944 0 $3 0 75 

A comprehensive collection of agreements drawn up between various 
members of the United Nations 0 

909 o SHOT WELL* JAMES T„ 

The great decision,. Macm 0 1944o $3 o 00 

An informed and realistic book surveying the problems of adminis¬ 
tration of the United Nations for war and peace,, 

910. SPYKMANp NICHOLAS JOHN 

The geography of the peace,. Ear court „ 1944„ $2„75 

The author 0 s thesis is that world planning for peace must be world 

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Buildi-ng for peBXJ® at home and ahroado Harper* 1943 c $2 o 50 

* or Affairs Committee presents a sober, realistic 

sxrnrey of domestic and international peace prohlemso Jobs at home 
peace abroad are the central themes* 

912c, TOLLEY, HOWARD R 0 

The farmer citizen at war,, Macm, 1943, $2,50 

ftirreys the effects of the past ten years of government planning: 

responsibility toward winning the war, points 
out neys to achieve postwar agricultural stability,, 

913, VISSON, ANDRE 

®he coming struggle for peace, Yiking, 1944, $3,00 

“? n " par \ isaa di80u Bsion of the political and ethnic 
^ complex rivalries, both internal and between 
nations, which must be considered when the war is over* 


914c WALLACE, HENRY A* 

Ihe century of the common man Q Reynalo 1943 e $l o 50 

fifteen telling addresses on world problemso 


915 0 WAXLACE 0 HEHRY Ao 

The price of free world victory* Fischer* 1942* $*75 

The Vice President 0 s famous "century of the common man" speech 
which has been generally accepted as an enunciation of the war 
aims of the United Nations* 

916 c WALLACE, HENRY Ao 

Sixty million jobs* Simon & Schuster D 1945 e $l o 00 

Discusses in detail the possibilities of full employment in America— 
government responsibilities in foreign trade, social security 
public health, housing and education* 


917o WELLES, SUMNER, ed* 

An intelligent American 0 s guide to the peaceo Dryden* 1945 c 
$3*75 

A discussion of 86 independent nations and major dependent peoples 
and their stakes in the postwar worldo 


918 0 WELLES, SUMNER 

The time for decision* Harper* 1944* $3*00 

Mr 0 Welles urges the vital need for immediately setting up effective 
machinery for settling international problems, and proposes a 
specific plan for world organization* 

919* WELLES, SUMNER 

World of the four freedoms* Columbia Uhiv* Press* 1943* 

$1*75 

A collection of speeches by the Undersecretary of State, delivered 
during the last three years* 


920* WHITTON, JOHN B* 

The second chance* Princeton Univ* Press* 1944* $2*50 

A symposium on America and the peace attempting to clarify some of 
the issues and to state as realistically as possible what America 
should do to get rid of war andlhe threat of war* The authors are 
all members of the Princeton group for the study of postwar internat¬ 
ional problems* 










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WILLIAMS, JOHN Ho 

Postwar monetary plans and other essays 0 
hook dealing with the problems of economic 
domestic and international aspectSo 


Knopf 0 1944® $2 o 50 

stability in both its 


922 0 WILLKIE, WENDELL L© 

One worldo Simon & Schuster e 1943© $2© 00 

A plea for unity and understanding among all the peoples of the 

globe© 


923 0 WINNER, EDITH & LLOYD, GEORGIA 

Searchlight on peace plans© Dutton 0 1944© $5©00 

Some 200 specific proposals to unite nations dating from 1306 to 

1944© 

924© ZURCHER, ARNOLD J 0 & PAGE, RICHMOND* eds© 

America 0 s place in the world economy a N©Y 0 University© 
Institute on postwar reconstruction© 1945© $3 o 00 

Postwar problems on the economic and social front are discussed 
by competent authorities in their respective fields© 


7© &fihab.UitaUQn 

925 0 CARTWRIGHTp MORSE A 0 

Marching home 0 Teachers College© 1944 c $©25 

Educational and social adjustments after the war© 

926© DOUGHERTY, NoF© 

Occupational planning for tomorrow© Smith© 1944© $2©75 

A discussion of the training and promotion of leaders in industry© 

927© NATIONAL RESEARCH COUNCIL 

Psychology for the returning serviceman; prepared by a Committee 
of the Council; ed© by Irvin L© Child and Marjorie Van de Water© 
Infantry Journal© 1945© $©25 

928© NEUSCHUTZp LOUISE 

Jobs for the physically handicapped© Ackerman© 1944© $3©00 

A discussion for both civilian and war wounded© Specific suggest** 
ions for the vocational readjustment of the physically handicapped- 
cardiac cases, deaf, blind and others, 

929© PINTITER 0 RUDOLF and others 

The psychology of the physically handicapped© Crofts© 1941© 

$3© 00 

A text for professional workers in schools, hospitals, psychological 
clinics, guidance bureaus, rehabilitation centers and convalescent 
homes© 

930© PRATT 0 GEORGE K© 

Soldier to civilian; problems of readjustment. McGraw© 1944© 

$2 ©50 

An eminent psychiatrist deals in simple language with the problems 
of readjustment faced by all returning service men© 







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It°s good to be alive© Doddo 1945,, $2©50 

A human interest account of the wounded men in our Army and Navy 
hospitals in words and drawings© It is a record of the excellent 
rehabilitation work being done for these men as well as a warning 
that there is much that civilians can do when our men leave the 
hospital© 


x. non os 

lo American Classics 
932 0 QPINN, ARTHUR H 0 

Aaalcan fiction; an historical and critical survey© Apoleton- 

Gentury© 1936© $5©00 

Covers both novel and short story 0 

933© VAN DOREN 0 CARL 

Kie American novel, 1789-1939© rev© and enl© ed© Macm© 1940© 

$3© 00 

A history of the progress of native fiction© 

934© CABLE, GEORGE WASHINGTON 

Ole Creole days© Scribner© 1879© $2©50 

A sympathetic description of people and places combined with a 
gentle pathos and <jaiet humor© 

935© CHURCHILL, WINSTON 

Crisis© Macm© 1901© $2©50 

The Civil War days in the Mississippi valley© 

936© CHURCHILL, WINSTON 

Richard Carvel© Macm© 1899© $2©50 

Romance of the Revolutionary period in autobiographical form© 

937© CLEMENS, SAMUEL L, (Mark Twain, pseudo) 

Adventures of Huckleberry Finn and Adventures of Tom Sawyer, Ulus© 
by Norman Rockwell©, Heritage reprints© 2v© $3,50 

938© COOPER, JAMES FENIMORE 

The last of the Mohicans© Putnam© 1826© $2©50 

The second of the LEATHER-*STOCKING TALES and dealing with the 

French and Indian War in 1757© 

939© CRANE, STEPHEN 

Red badge of courage© Appleton-Century© 1895© $2©50 

A realistic description of experiences of a private in the Civil 
War© 

940© DELAND, MARGARET 

Old Chester tales© Harper© 1898© $2©50 
Short stories of a small town in Pennsylvania© 





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941o FREEMAN, MARY E 0 (Wilkins) 

Best short stories of Mary E* Wilkins, Harper* 1927* $2 o 00 

Terse, realistic stories of penurious life in a Massachusetts 

village* 


942, GARLAND, HAMLIN 

Main-travelled roads 0 Harper 0 1899* $1,50 

Six stories of the Mississippi valley* 

943 0 HALE, EDWARD EVERETT 

Man without a country, Random* 1863* $1*00 

Stirring patriotic story 0 

944 c HARRIS, JOEL Co 

Uncle Remus, his songs and his sayings, Appleton-Century 0 $2,00 

Folk-tales of the Southern Negro told to a little hoy hy an old 
darky 0 . 

945* HARTE, BRET 

Luck of Roaring Camp and other stories 0 Macm 0 1870, $1*00 

Famous stories of California in the gold rush* 

946 0 HAWTHORNEo NATHANIEL 

Complete novels end selected tales. Modem Library* 1937* 

$lo45 

By one of America”s great literary artists* 

947 0 HOWELLS, WILLIAM DEAN 

Rise of Silas Lapham* Houghton* 1884* $2*50 

A novel with an ordinary American business man for a hero, 

948 0 JACKSON, HELEN Mo 

Ramona, Little • 1884 0 $2*50 

A romance of southern California, 

949 0 JAMES, HENRY 

Great short novels of Henry James* Dial* $4*00 
950. JEWETT, SARAH 0 o 

Best storieso 2 vols 0 Houghton 0 1925<> $4 o 00 

Stories of New En g la n d life 0 

951* McFEE, WILLIAM 

Casuals of the sea. Modem Library* 1916* $*95 

Story of a brother and a sister who drift rather aimlessly through 

life, 

952 0 MELVILLE, HERMAN 

Moby Dick* Modem Library* $*95 
Good and evil projected on a heroic scale* 


953 0 


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POE, EDGAR A* 

Complete tales and poems* Modem Library* 1938* $1*25 

Tales that have probably influenced more foreign writers than 
any other American author 0 


STOWE, HARRIET BEECHER 
Uncle Tom°s cabin* Houghton* 1869* 
Plantation life before the Civil War* 


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954o WHARTON„ EDITH 

Ethan Prome* Scrihner 0 191I 0 $1*76 

A grim triangle tragedy of New England* 

955 c WILSON 9 HARRY L 0 

Haggles of Red Gap* Grosset* 1914* $*75 

An English manservant among the nouveau riche of Red Gap, Wash¬ 
ington „ 

956 0 WISTER d OWEN 

The Virginian^ a horseman of the plains* Grosset* 1902 o 
$ 1*00 

An eastern tenderfoot in Wyoming* 


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957o ALLEN, HERVEY 

Anthony Adverse* Farrar 0 1933* $2*00 

An adventurer who in Napoleon 0 s time sees the world so passion¬ 
ately and eventfully that the record of it takes up 1200 pages* 

958* ANDERSONSHERWOOD 

Winesburg 9 Ohio* Modern Library* 1919* $*95 

Tales of Ohio small town life by a writer of maxked influences on 

other writers* 

959* BAKER 0 DOROTHY 

Young man with a horn 0 Houston* 1938* $2*50 

The first significant novel depicting the world of jazz music* 

960* BARNES, MARGARET A* 

Years of grace* Grosset* 1939* $1*00 

A novel about two generations, contrasting the quiet years of 
grace of the 19th century with the post war confusion of the 
1920s in Chicago * 

961* BEMBLMANS, LUDWIG 

The blue Danube* Viking* 1945* $3*00 

A nostalgic story of some little people under Nazi rule* 

962* BENET, STEPHEN VINCENT 

Devil and Daniel Webster,. Farrar* 1937* $1*00 

A short story which embodies a New England legend* 

963* BENET, STEPHEN VINCENT 

Twenty five short stories* Sun Dial* 1943* $1*49 

An anthology including the best of Mr* Benet°s shorter prose 

work* 

964* BIERCE, AMBROSE 

In the midst of life* Modern Library* 1927* $*95 

Tales of soldiers and civilians reminiscent of Poe* 



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965o BOYD 9 JAMES 

BrumSo Scribner* 1925* $2 o 50 

Publication of this Revolutionary story marked the modem trend 
toward accuracy and less sentimentality in historical fiction 0 

966c BOYD, JAMES 

Marching on 0 Scribner 0 1927* $2*50 

A story of the south during the Civil War as reflected in the ex¬ 
periences of a Southern boy in the army and later in a Northern 
prison 0 

967o BROMFIELD, LOUIS 

The green bay tree c Grosseto 1924* $l o 00 

A scathing denunciation of modern political, business 0 and social 
ethic So 

968« BROWN, HARRY 

A walk in the sun Q Knopf 0 1944 0 $2 o 00 

Picture of an American platoon, which lands at an unspecified 
beach in Italy, proceeds inland six miles and attacks a German- 
held farmhouse 0 

969 o BULOSAX CARLOS 

The laughter of my father 0 Harcourto 1944 0 $2 o 00 

The exploits of a fabulous father, told against a Philippine set- 

tingo 

970 o CALDWELL, ERSKINE 

Storieso Duello 1944® $2*50 

Twenty-four representative stories c 

971 0 CARR0LL 9 GIADYS 

As the earth turnso Grosseto 1935* $1*00 

On a Maine farm, winter work gives way to spring planting followed 

by summer reaping and harvesting in the fall, sb the earth turns, 

972 C CATHERr, WILLA 

My Antonia o Hough tone 1918c> $2 o 50 

The courage of Bohemian peasant life on the Nebraska prairies 
beautifully and simply toldo 

973o CHASE 9 MARI ELLEN 

Mary Peterso Macm* 1934 0 $l o 00 

A life steadied and broadened by a heritage from the sea f 

974 0 CHASE, MARY ELLEN 

Windswepto Macm 0 1941 c $2 n 75 

The American way at its wisest and besto 

975 t > DAYENPORT 9 MARCU 

Valley of decision* Scribner 0 1942„ $2*50 

Three generations of a Pittsburgh steel dynasty c 

976o DAVIS, HAROLD L c 

Honey in the horn* Grosseto 1937 0 $l o 00 

Oregon homesteading in which history and fable combine* 











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UoSoAo 3 Vo in 1» Modern Library* $1*45 
A cross section of American life from 1900 through the postwar 
boom r weaving together the careers of representative individuals 
ranging from migrant laborers to those in high society 0 

978* DEE I SEE 0 THEODOEE 

An American tragedy*, 2 v„ in 1„ 1925* Garden City* $*98 

A typical American youth and the unconquerable forces of environ¬ 
ment and heredity* 

979* EDMONDS 0 WALTER 

Drums along the Mohawk* Little* 1936* $2*75 

A frontier settlement invaded by the American Bevolution* 

980. EHRLICH, LEONARD 

God 0 s angry man* Simon &Schuster* 1932* $2*50 

Powerful story of John Brown, martyred for his belief in himself 
as the instrument of God, called to abolish slavery. 

981* PAST, HOWARD 

Citizen Tom Paine* Duell* 1943* $2*75 

The author has produced a vivid picture of Paine 0 s mode of writing, 
idiosyncrasies, and character* 


982. PEEBER, 

Saratoga trunk* Doubleday„ 1941. $2*50 

Life in New Orleans and Saratoga in the 1880s. 


983. PEEBER, 

So big* Grosset* 1924* $1*00 

The story of a mother whose courage brings her the satisfaction 
of a life richly lived, and of her materialistic son, whose 
“success” proved meaningless. 

984* PIELD, RACHEL 

And now tomorrow. Macm* 1942* $2*75 

A character study of Emily Blair, whose family owned the Blair 
Mills in a New England town* 

985. PIELD, RACHEL 

Time out of mind* Macnu 1937* $2.50 

A log book of the happenings which chained a woman to her past. 

986. PISHER,DOROTHY CANFIELD 

Bent twig* Grosset* 1915* $1*00 

Life in a midwestern university town. 

987* PISHER, DOROTHT CANPIELD 

Seasoned timber* Harcourt* 1939* $2*50 

In this study of a poor academy in rural Vermont the author has 

symbolized the struggle between dictatorship and democracy* 


988. PISHER, VARDIS 

Children of God* Harcourt, 
A panorama of the Mormons* 


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Journey in the dark© Harper., 1943. $2.75 

A cross-section of American life during the last sixty years as 
reflected hy the life of a successful man., 

990 o POSTER, MICHAEL 

American dream© Morrow© 1937© $3.00 

A historical novel dealing with three generations of an American 
family in which the author discovers that American dream which 
had been the guiding spirit of his pioneer forebears© 

991 0 GLASGOW, ELLEN 

Barren groundo Modern Library., 1936. $ 0 95 

The barrenness is that of small southern holdings conquered by one 
girl with vision© One of the most powerful novels ever written by 
an American woman© 

992© GLASGOW, ELLEN 

In this our life© Grosset© 1942© $1©00 

An ironic commentary upon human c haracter in defeat and frustration© 

993© GOODRICH, MARCUS 

Delilah© Parrar© 1941© $2©75 

The destroyer, she°s a lady© 

994© HEMINGWAY, ERNEST 

Parewell to arms© Grosset© 1929© $1„00 

Story of an American who enlisted with the Italian army during the 

first World War© 

995© HEMINGWAY, ERNEST 

Por whom the bell tolls© Scribner© 1940© $2©75 

The Spanish Civil War seen through the eyes of an American volunteer. 

996© HEMINGWAY, ERNEST 

Portable Hemingway© Viking© 1944© $2„00 

Brings together the best of a varied cross section of his work© 

997© HERGESHEIMER, JOSEPH 

Three black Pennys© Grosset© $1©00 

Three generations of Pennsylvania iron masters described in episodes. 
998© HERSEY, JOHN 

A bell for Adano© Knopf© 1944© $2©50 

A deeply disturbing story of the American invasion of Italy. 

999© HEYWARD, DuBOSE ' 

Porgy© Grosset© $1©00 

Negro comedy and tragedy in Catfish Row, written with sympathy and 
respect© 

1000© HOBART, A©T© 

Their own country© Bobbs© 1940© $2©50 

American middle-class family keeping its integrity and courage in 
the face of insecurity© 


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1001 „ HUGHES „ LANGSTON 

Not without laughtero Knopf., 1930„ $2,50 

The story of a little hoy growing up in a Negro family.; 

1002 o KANTOR, MacKINLAY 

Happy land, Cowardo 1942* $2.50 

Nothing could he more American than this story of a young hoy 
growing up in a snail mid we stem town just before World War II 
days, 

1003„ LA JARGE 0 OLIVER 

Laughing hoy, Houghton* 1929, $2*50 

Modem Indian life and effect on it of contact with white man's 

civilization, 

1004<> LANE, ROSE E, 

Let the hurricane roar c Longman Greens, 1933, $l o 50 

Pioneer courage in the Dakotas, told with simple drama, 

1005* LARDNER 0 RING 

Collected short stories* Modern Library* 1941* $*95 

A collection of short stories by an author who raised illiterate 
speech to heights that gave him fame long before his craftsmn- 
ship was recognized, 

1006* LEWIS, SINCLAIR 

Arrowsmitho Modem Library* 1933* $1.79 

The story of an idealistic American physician and his struggle 

with the materialists who seek to dominate his life and work* 

1007o LEWIS, SINCLAIR 

Dodswortho Harcourt® 1939 0 $1*49 

Samuel ^odsworth, retired at 40 0 grows away from an ambitious wife 
in his quest for new values, 

1008. LONDON 9 JACK 

Best short stories of Jack London* Sun Dial, 1945* $1*00 

Twenty one short stories selected from his writings* 

1009* LONDON, JACK 

Call of the wild* Grosset* 1903* $1*00 

Biography of a dog who relapses into wolfdom, 

1010. McKAY, ALLIS 

They came to a river* Macm* 1941* $2.,75 

Twentieth century pioneers indie Washingtongpple country, 

1011* MARQUAND, JOHN PHILLIPS 

H c Mo Fulham, Esquire® Garden City* 1944* $1*00 

A novel satirizing the Boston Brahmin class* 

1012* MARQUAND, JOHN PHILLIPS 

The late George Apley* Little* 1941* $2,50 

The Boston tradition chronicled in letters of two generations* 

1013* MASON, VAN WYCK 

Three harbours* Sun Dial, 1938, $1*49 

Past-moving story of the American Hevolution 1774=1775, in the 

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1014, MAXWELL. WILLIAM 

The folded leaf. Harper, 1945, $2,50 

This story of the friendship between two young men is a sensitive 
study of adolescence 0 told against a backdrop of hi^i school and 
college life in a small mid-western city, 

1015 „ MAXWELL, WILLIAM 

• They came like swallows. Harper, 1937, $2 o 50 

A tribute to true motherhood is found in this gentle story of a 
woman whose genuinely fine influence lingered with her family even 
after death, 

1016, MQRLEY, CHRISTOPHER 

Pour favorite books. Garden City, $1,98 

Parnassus on wheels* The haunted bookshop; Where the blue begins; 
and Thunder on the left, 

1017o MQRLEY p CHRISTOPHER 

Kitty Foyle, Lippincott, 1939, $2,50 

A witty and frank autobiographical novel dealing with the first 
28 years of its modem, middle~class, Philadelphia-born heroine# 

1018 o NATHAN, ROBERT 

One more spring, Knopf, 1933, $2,00 

A subtle and wise reflections on the depression of 1929, 

1019 o NATHAN 0 ROBERT 

Portrait of Jennie, Knopf 0 1939, $2,00 

A gentle fantasy about a poor young artist and his inspiration. 

1020, NATHAN, ROBERT 

They went on together, Knopf, 1941, $2,00 

An affirmation of faith in human brotherhood by two children, 

1021 o NORDHOFF 0 CHARLES & HALL, JAMES N, 

The Bounty trilogy. Little, 1936, $3,00 

Long ago adventure in the South Seas8 MUTINY ON THE BOUNTY; 

MEN AGAINST THE SEA* PITCAIRN 0 S ISLAND. 

1022, 0°HARA, MARY 

My friend Flicka, Lippincott, 1941, $2.50 

A boy and his colt in a world of dream and reality, 

1023, PAGE, ELIZABETH 

The tree of liberty, Farrar, 1939, $3,00 

A vast panorama of the beginnings of American national life and 
philosophy, as three generations of an American family have 
their part in great national events. 

1024, PARKER D DOROTHY 

Dorothy Paricer; introduction by Somerset Maugham, Viking# 

1944, $2,00 

A complete collection of the stories and poems of Dorothy Parker, 
including some new ones. 


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1025o PORTER, KATHERINE ANNE 

Pale horse, pale rider 0 Harcourt* 1939. $2*00 

Three novelettes, written with fastidious clarity,, 

1026o PORTER, WILLIAM SIDNEY 

The best short stories of O.Henry, selected and with an introduct¬ 
ion hy Bennett A 0 Cerf and Van H* Cartmell* Modern Library* 

1945o $l o 00 

In selecting 38 of the more than 600 stories written by O.Henry, 
the editors of this volume chose those honored unanimously by 
anthologists and then added several of special interest,, 

1027 o RAWLINGS, MARJORIE K* 

The yearling* Scribner 0 1940* $1*29 

One year in the life of a sensitive native-loving boy who lived 
with his parents in the Plorida hammock country,, 

1028o RICHTER, CONRAD 

The treeso Knopf* 1940 o $2*50 

An unusual lyric novel of pioneer wandering from Pennsylvania to 
Ohio and the heroine°s eventual planting of trees for stability, 
beauty and to mark finis to a hunter 0 s existence* 

1029o ROBERTSp ELIZABETH M„ 

Black is my true love°s hair* Viking* 1938* $2 o 50 

A poignant love song distilled out of the shared experiences of 
all humanity. 

1030„ ROBERTS, ELIZABETH M* 

Time of man* Modem Library* 1935* $*95 

Mountaineer life described with poetic realism* 

1031* ROBERTS, KENNETH 

Northwest passage* Doubleday* 1937* $2*75 

A living history of the making of a nation* 

1032 o ROLVAAG, OLE E* 

Giants in the earth; a saga of the prairie, tr* from the Norwegian* 
Blue Ribbon* 1927* $1*00 

The founding of a Norwegian settlement in South Dakota and its 
toll upon a sensitive woman, narrated with epic effects* 

1033o SANTAYANA, GEORGE 

The laftt Puritan; a memoir in the form of a novel. Scribner* 
1936 0 $2 0 75 

A brilliant and ironic philosophical study of New England character 
by a poet and philosopher* 

1034* SAROYAN, WILLIAM 

Human comedy,. Ear court* 1942o $2*75 

Episodes in the life of a California family, written with humility 
and tenderness for the frailties of the human mce* 

1035* SINCLAIR, UPTON 

The jungle* The author* 1906* $2*50 

This book led to a government investigation of the Chicago stock- 
yards and was fruitful of much reform* 





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World 0 s end* Viking* 1940 o $3 o 00 

An American merchant of death and the world armament industry 
The first in the series of novels about lanny Buddo 


1037c 


SINCLAIR, UPTON 

B etween two worldso Vikingo 1941 0 $3 o 00 

The second volume in the Lanny Budd series 0 


1038 o SINCLAIR, UPTON 

Dragon 0 s teeth 0 Vikingo 1942* $3*00 

Lanny Budd in the Europe of the 0 thirties ° 0 Volume three in the 
serieso 


1039, SINCLAIR^, UPTON 

Wide is the world Q Vikingo 1943 0 $3*00 

The fourth in the author °s series of novels about the American 
expatriate Lanny Budd 0 It describes lanny 0 s anti-Nazi activities 
during the beginning of the Popular Pronto 

1040 o SINCLAIR;, UPTON 

Presidential agent* Vikingo 1944 0 $3 o 00 

Pifth in the series of novels about Lanny Budd against a background 
of world-shaping events* 

1041 u SMITH, BETTI 

Tree grows in Brooklyn Harper* 1943 0 $2*75 

Life in the slum section of Brooklyn-Williamsburg, during the first 

part of the 20th century 0 

1042c STEINBECK, JOHN 

The grapes of wratho Viking* 1939* $2*50 

An exposure of social injustice* 

1043* STEINBECK, JOHN 

The moon is down* Vikingo 1942 0 $2 o 50 

The spirit of freedom transcends Nazism* 

1044* STEINBECK, JOHN 

Of mice and men* Vikingo 1937* $2 o 00 

Brutality and tenderness mingled in a strangely moving story* 

1045 0 STEWART, GEORGE 

The storm* £andom 0 1941* $2 o 50 

A novelized biography of a hypothetical storm which affected the 
lives of millions of people* 

1046* STONG, PHILIP Do 

State fair c Grosseto 1933 c $*75 

Country folk, a prize hog, and the ballyhoo of a country fair D 

1047* STRIBLING, THOMAS S* 

Teeftallov* Grosseto 1928 c $1*00 

Abner Teeftallov and the grim piety of a poverty-stricken hill town 
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1048o SUCKOW, HJTH 

The folks* Grosset* 1936 0 $1*00 

T he bewilderment of people groping through the relentless changes 
of lifeo 

1049* SUCKOW, EDTH 

New hope 0 Farrar 0 1942 0 $2*50 

Two happy children in a small town parsonageo 

1050o TARKINGTON, BOOTH 

Alice Adamso Grosset* 1937 e $1*00 

Generally considered his best novel- shrewd description of socially 
ambitious small town girlo 

105X o TABKINGTONg BOOTH 

Seventeen* Harper* 1916* $2*50 

A tale of youth and summer time* 

1052o WALLER, WILLARD 

Veteran comes back* Dryden* 1944* $2*75 

A study of what our present war veterans will be like when they 
come baekg what they will want and how civilian society can help 
theme Written by a man who was once a veteran himself and knows 
the problems the men face* 

1053* WECTER 9 DIXON 

When Johnny comes marching home* Houston* 1944o $3*00 

The author reviews demobilization in its methods and impact on 
the United States after three great wars of the past? the 
devolutions Civil War and the first World War, and so furnishes 
valuable guidance for coming events* 

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1054* WESCOTT, GLENWAY 

The grandmothers* Harper* 1927* $2 o 50 

A family portrait* 

1055* WICKENDENg DAN 

The wayfarers* Morrow* 1945* $2*75 

A family story in the midwest between the war period* 

1056* WILDER, THORNTON 

The bridge of San Luis Rey* Grosset* 1927* $1*00 

The simultaneous death of five people causes a priest to seek 
the reason for it in their past life* 

1057* WOLFE 0 1E0MAS 

" Of time and the river* Scribner 0 1935 0 $3*00 

Man in quest of himself* 

1058* WOLFE, THOMAS 

The web and the reck* Harper* 1939 0 $3c00 

The turgid outpouring of emotional experience* 

1059* WOLFE D THOMAS 

You can°t go home again* Harper* 1940* $3*00 

A lost modern who found himself* 

1060* WRIGHT 9 RICHARD 

Native son* Harper 0 1940* $2*50 


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Numbers listed refer to entries 


Abends Hallett, 820 
Adamic, Louis, 141, 577 
Adams, G V P 0 , 1 
Adams, Henry, 706 
Adams, J f . Donald, 420 
Adams, James Truslow, 73, 110, 

538 , 539 . 540 , 541, 578 
Adams, Samuel E 0 , 525 
Adams, Thomas, 348 
Addams, Jane, 142 
Aiken, Conrad, 484 
Alcott, Amos, 421 
Alden, Carroll So, 765 
Alland, Alexander, 143 
Allen, Florence 44 
Allen, Frederick , 542 
Allen, Hervey, 957 
American Academy of Political and 
Social Science, 857-858 
American Council on Education, 111 
American folkways, 610-621 
American Guide Series, 653-705 
American Lakes Series, 622-626 
American Painting Today, 324 
American Psychiatric Assn*, 229 
Anderson, Maxwell, 448 
Anderson, Sherwood, 958 
Ap*l, f ¥111^385 

Architectural Forum, 349, 350 
Aronovici, Carol, 351 
Atherton, Gertrude F s , 614 
Audubon, John James, 579 
Avnet, Helen Hershfield, 230 


Bailey, Thomas A 0fc 155, 156, 859, 
860 - 

Bakeless, John, 709 
Baker, Dorothy, 959 
Baker, Bay S &9 707, 708 
Barbour, Thomas, 710 
Barnes, Margaret Ao, 960 
Barrows, Marjorie, ed,, 485 
Bartlett, Huhl Jacob, 861 
Baruch, Bernard Mo, 862 
Barzun, Jacques, 112 
Basch, Antonin, 863 
Basso, Hamilton, 12 
Bates, Ernest Sutherland, 6, 45 t , 46, 
580. 

Bates. B. S, 0 265 


Beard, Annie E c , 144 
Beard, Charles A 0 , 47, 75, 543, 544,545 
Beard, Mary, 175 
Becker, Carl L„, 26, 27, 48, 864 
Beebe, William, 266 
Belden, Jack, 821 
Bemelmans, Ludwig, 961 
Bemis, S,F 0 , 157, 158 
Benedict, Agnes I 3 , 113 
Benedict, Murray H 0 , 207 
Benedict, Ruth, 145 
Benet, Stephen Tincent, 486. 546, 627, 
652, 962, 963 
Benet, Wan Rose, 487 
Bennett, Hugh H 0 , 208 
Benton, Thomas H,>, 325 
Berge, Wendell, 74 
Bergengren, Roy F., 76 
Boston, Henry.,, 647 
Beveridge, Albert, 711 
Biddle, George, 326 
Bierce, Ambrose, 964 
Binger, Carl, 231 
Bingham, Alfred M-, ®65 
Bingham, F 0 Co, ed 0 28 
Binkley, Wilfred E 0 , 49 
Bisson, Thomas A,, 159 
Black, Archibald, 267 
Black, John D„, 256 
Blair, Walter, 471, 515 
Blankenship, Albert B u , 196 
Bloch, Henry S,, 866 
Bogart, Ernest L c , 77 
Bok, Edward, 146 
Bonsai, Stephen, 547, 867 
Borden, Neil Ho, 78 
Borsook, Henry, 257 
Borth, Christy, 268 
Boswell, Peyton, 327 
Botkin, Benjamin Ao, ed„ 516 
Boulding, Kenneth Eo, 868 
Bowditch, Nathaniel, 269 
Bowen, Catherine D 0 , 712 
Bowers, Claude G,, 548, 549, 550, 

551 

Bowers, David F 0 , ed c 147 
Boyd, James, 965, 966 
Boyd, Julian P. ed*, 552 
Bradford, Gamaliel, 713 
Brandon, A 0 L C , 114 
Brandt, Karl, 209 








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Brawley, Benjamin, 186 

Brodie, Bernard, 766 

Brogan, Dennis W 0 , 50 s 50a, 581, 582 

Bromfield, Louis, 967 

Brooks, Robert R d ,176 

Brooks, Van \fyek, 422 , 423 

Brown, Mrso Cora L 0 , 258 

Brown, Ernest Francis, 778 

Brown, Francis Jo, 148 

Brown, Harry, 968 

Brown, John Mason, 808 

Brown, S 0 G 0 , ed D 29 

Brown, Sterling Allan, 488 

Brownell, William C 0 , 424 

Brciere, Martha Bensley, 210 

Bruner, Jerome So, 869 

Bryant, William C„, 489 

Bryce, James, 51 

Bulosan, Carlos, 969 

Burlingame, Roger, 270 , 271 

Burnett, ^hit, ed„,„ 517 

Burrell, John A c , 518 

Burt, MoS 0 , 643 

Butler, George D e , 414 

Byas, Hugh, 822 


Cahell, Branch, 646 
Cable, George Washington, 934 
Cahot, Hugh, 232 
Cahill, Holger, 326 
Cairns, Huntington, 329 
Caldwell, Erskine, ed. 610-621 
Caldwell, Erskine, 970 
Calhoun, Arthur W O0 13 
Callander, Harold, 870 
Cambridge history of American 
literature, 425 
Campbell, W 0 S 0 , 620 
Cabby, Henry S O0 526, 527, 629 
Cant, Gilbert, 767 
Cantril, Hadley, 197 
Carlisle, Borman Vo, 272 
Carman, Bliss, edo, 490 
Carmer, Carl, 386, 633 
Carr, Edward Ho, 871 
Carroll, Gladys, 971 
Carter, Hodding, 640 
Carter, Jean, 402 
Cartwright, Morse Ao, 925 
Carus, Clayton D„, 823 
Cash, WaJo, 598 
dather, Willa, 972 
Cerf, Bennett A„, 449 
Chamberlain, Samuel, 599, 600 
Carnegie, Andrew, 714 


Chase, Mary Ellen, 973, 974 
Chase, Stuart, 79, 90 , 872 
Cheney, Martha C O0 330 
Cherne, Leo D 0 , 873 
Chemick, Jack, 177 
Chinard, Gilbert, 715 
Churchill, Henry S 0 , 352 
Churchill, Winston, 935, 936 
Clapesattle, Helen, 233 
Claris, Elmer T„, 7 
Clark, Thomas D 0 , 601, 639 
Claris:, Victor So, 273 
Clemens, Samuel L 0 , 937 
Cleveland, Reginald M c , 874 
Clurman, Harold, 403 
Cocannouer, Joseph A„, 115 
Cochran, Thomas Co, 81 
Cody, *1111310 F 0 , 716 
Coffin, Robert P o T 0 , 491, 638 
Cohn, David L 0 , 199 
Cole, Edwinn 612 
Coleman, McAlister, 178 
Commager, Henry S*, 30, 553, 554 
Commons, John R<, 0 179 
Condiiffe, John B„, 875 
Conference on the scientific spirit 
and democratic faith, 116 
Cooper, James Feniraore, 938 
Cordell, Kathryn, 450 
Corwin, Edward S 0 , 160 
Corwin, Borman, 451, 809 
Cowling, Ellis, 82 
Crane, Ai&ee, 331 
Crane, Stephen, 939 
Craven, Avery, 555 
Craven, Thomas, edo, 376, 332 
Crews, Albert, 274 
Cross, Wilbur L O0 528 
Cubberley, Ellwood P„, 117 
Cullen, Conntee, edo, 492 
Cummings, Richard 0., 259 
Guppy, William C 0 , 472 
Curti, Merle, 118, 583 


Dallin, David Jo, 876 
Dana, Jo, 645 
Dana, Richard H 0 , 602 
Daniel, Hawthorne, 824 
Daniels, Jonathan, 603 
Daniels, Josephus, 717 
Davenport, Marcia, 975 
Davenport, Russell, 493 
Davies, Joseph So, 161 
Davis, CoBo, 628o 


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D avis, Harold L, 976 
Davis, Harriet B 0 , ed. , 877 
Davis, Malvin B 0B 83 
Davis, Michael M 0 , 234 
Day, Clarence, 473 
Deland, Margaret, 940 
Be Lima, Agnes, 119 
Denison* Archibald C c , 768 
Derleth, August, 652 
De To to, Bernard, 556 
Dewey, Davis B 0D 84 
Dewey p John, 2 9 120 
Dickinson* Staily, 494 
Documents on A me rican foreign re¬ 
lation s 9 162 

Doddp William E 0 , 718 9 719 
Donham, Wallace Brett, 121 
Dog Passosp John* 31 9 584, 977 
Dougherty, N 0 F 0 , 926 
Douglass 0 Paul H 09 180 
Downes* Edward* 387 
Downes* 01in 9 388 
Dreiser, Theodore, 978 
IfciBoigj, Jo Hop 275 
DuBois, WcEo Burghardt, 878 
Duffusp Bo Lop 276 
Dulles, Poster Bhea, 163, 415 
Dunbar, Paul Laurence, 495 
Dunbar, Seymour, 200 
Dunlap, Orrln E 0 , 277 
Dutton, w illiam, 278 
Dyess, William Edwin, 825 


Ebenstein, William, 810 
Eddy, Sherwood, 8 
Eddy, W.jHo, 260 
Edgell, George Ho,-353 
Edmonds, v alter, 979 
Ehrlich, Leonard, 980 
Eisenhart, Luther P 0 , 122 
Eliot, Thomas S t , 496 
Embree, Edwin Bo, 187 
Jinbree, John P 0 , 826 
Bnerson, Balph W 0 , 446 
Encyclopedia of sports, 416 
Eas^r, Bobert CoK c , 786 
Ewen, David, 389, 390 
Ewert, Earl 0 o , 769 


PairchiId, David Go, 211 
Barrington, Selwyn K *, 85 
Past, Howard, 981 


Paulkner, Edward H„, 212 

Paulkner, H o U 0 , 85a 

Pederal Writers 0 Project, 14 

Federalist, 52 

Peild, Bobert D O0 408 

Peis, Herbert, 879 

Perber, Edna, 982, 983 

Pield, Hachel, 984, 985 

Pine, Sherwood, 880 

Finer, Herman, 86 

Pinletter, Thomas K O0 53 

Fishbein, Morris, 235 

Fisher, Dorothy Canfield, 986, 987 

Fisher, Irving, 779 

Fisher, Vardis, 988 

Flavin, Martin, 989 

Fledderus, M 0 L 0 , 279 

Fleisher, Wilfrid, 827 

Fleming, Denna Frank, 881 

Floherty, John J 0 , 54 

Foerster, Norman, 124, 125, 439, 4 

Foley, Martha, ed c , 519 

Footner, Hulbert, 644 

Forbes, Esther, 720 

Ford, James, 354 

Foster, Mrs c Josephine, 126 

Foster, Michael, 990 

Fowler, Bertram B c , 87 

Fraehkel, Ernst, 882 

Praenkel, Osmond K 0 , 32 

Frankfurter, Felix, 55 

Franklin, Benjamin, 721 

Fraser, Lindley M„, 811 

Frederick, John T 0 ,ed 0 440 

Free Company ^resents, 452 

Freeman, Douglas So, 557, 722 

Freeman, Mary E 0 (Wilkins) 941 

French, Joseph L 0 ed 0 , 474 

Fried, John H 0 E 0 , 812 

Friedman, Jpseph Sc 0 380 

Friedrich, Carl J 0 , 33 

Frost, Bobert, 497 

Fuess, Claude M*, 723 

Fuller, Majo Gen c JohnF*C c , 558 

Furnas, Joseph Chamberlain, 15 


Gabriel, Balph Ho, 585 
Galdston, lago, 236 
Galloway, George B c edo, 16, 883 
Gallup, George Ho, 198 
Garland, Hamlin, 529, 942 
Garrette, Eve, 56 
Garwood, Darrell, 333 
Gassner, John, edo, 453 


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General education in a free society, 123 

Gesell, Amold 8 3 

Gilbert, Douglas 9 404 

Glasgow, Ellen, 991, 992 

Glover, John Go, 88 

Glueck 0 Sheldon, 884 

Goffin, Bobert, 391 

Golden, Clinton S,, 89 

Goldman, Franz, 237 

Gompers, Samuel, 181 

Goode, John Paul, 559 

Goodrich, Lloyd, 334 

Goodrich, Marcus, 993 

Gottechalk, Jfex, 885 

Graham, Id ward H e , 213 

Grant, Margaret, 392 

Graubard, Mark, 261 

Gray, George W 0 , 238, 280 

Gray, James, 604, 635 

Greet, William Cabell, 787 

Grew, Joseph C«, 828, 829 

Griswold, Alfred W u , 164 

Groves, Ernest Rutherford, 17,18 

Gustafson, Axel Ferdinand, 90 

Gutkind, EoAo, 886 


Haagensen, Cushman, 239 
Haas, William H c , ed, 560 
Haines, Charles G 0 , 788 
Hale, Edward Everett, 943 
Halm, George Nikolans, 887 
Hamlin, Talbot F 0 , 355, 356 
Hansen, Alvin Ho, 888 
Hansen, Harry, 631 
Hansen, Marcus L,, 149 
Harrington, F re d Harvey, 830 
Harris, Herbert, 182 
Harris, Joel C 0 , 944 
Harris, Seymour E c ed., 889 
Harrison, Bichard E 0 , 780 
Hart, James D c , 426 
Hart, Bichard, 890 
Harte, Bret, 945 
Hatcher, Harlan, edo, 605, 622 
Havighurst, W 0 , 641 
Hawley, G©sener Goodrich, 281 
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 946 
Hayes, Dersha, 34 
Haynes, William, 282, 283 
Haynes, William, 91 
Hays, Arthur Garfield, 35 
Haystead, Ladd, 214 
Hazard, Lucy L, ed., 441 
Hazard, Iteul, 427 
Heiser, Victor Go, 240 


Heilman, Lillian, 454 
Hemingway, Ernest, 994, 995, 996 
Hemleben, Sylvester J», 891 
Hendrick, Burton J 0 , 57 
Henry, Bobert S 0 , 201 
Hergesheimer, Joseph, 997 
Herring, Hubert C Cf) 165 
Hersey, John, 831, 998 
Hershey, Burnet, 202 
Hertzler, Arthur E op 241 
Hexner, Ervin, 92 
Heyward, Du Bose, 999 
Hicks, Granville, 428 
Hicks, John D 3 , 561 
Hilberseimer, L u , 357 
Hitchcock, Henry R 0 , 358 
Hobart, A 0 T 0 , 1000 
Hobson, Wilder, 393 
Hockett, Homer, 562 
Hoffman, M o D 0p ed, 586 
Hoffman, Boss Jo So, 892 
Hoffman, Sylvan, 563 
Holcombe, Arthur N,, 58 
Holmes, Oliver W,, 475, 724 
Holt, Backham, 188 
Hook, Sidney, 9 
Hoover, Herbert, 893 
Hera, Stanley 93 
Howard, John T 0 , 394, 395, 396 
Howard, Robert W 0 , 215 
Howelle, William Do, 947 
Bubbell, Richard, 284 
Hudson, Manley 0 o , 94 
Hudson, Ralph G c , 285 
Hughes, Charles Evans, 59 
Hughes, Langston, 1001 
Hughes, William L 0 , 417 
Hungerford, Edward, 203 
Bnszar, George Bode, ed* 894 
Hutchins, Robert, 127 


Xnd, Allison, 832 
Infield, Henrik F*, 95 
Ingereoll, Ralph, 813 
Ingraham, Reg; 770, 

Institute for religious studies, 150 
International city managers 0 assn, 
359 

Irving, Washington, 476 
I sham, Samuel, 335 


Jackson, Helen Me, 948 
Jacobs, Lewis, 409 
Jaffe, Bernard, 286 











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James, Marquis, 725, 726, 727 
James, William, 10 
Janis, Sidney, 336 
Jeffers, Robinson, 498 
Jefferson, Thomas, 60 
Jensen, Oliver Oc , 833 
Jewett, Sarah 0,, 950 
Johnson, Alvin, 128 
Johnson, Gerald W os 728 
Johnson, James W 0 , 189, 398 
Johnston, Eric, 96 
Jones, Joseph, 166 
Jones, Mack M c , 216 
Jordan, Emil Leopold, 151 


Kaempffert, Waldemar, 287 
Kallen, Horace Mo, 4 
Kane, Harnett T 0 , 611 
Kantor, MacKinlay, 1002 
Karig, Commdro Walter, 564 
Kaufman, George S„, 455 
Kazin, Alfred, 429 
Keesing, Felix Me, 834 
Kelly, Fred 0 o , 729 
Kennedy, Edward D Jp 97 
Kennedy, Stetson, 618 
Kieran, John, 418 
Koch, Frederick g o e d, 456 
Kohn, Hans, 61 
Kolodin, Irving, 397 
Kotschnig, Waiter M , 129 
Kozlenko, William, ed 3 , 457, 458 
Kreymborg, Alfred, 499 
Krutch, Joseph, 445 


LaFarge, Oliver, 730, 1003 
La Follette, Suzanne, 337 
Lambert, Clare, 130 
Lamott, Willis C,„ 835 
Landauer, Carl, 98 
Iandis, Benson Y., 99 
Landis, Walter, S,, 288 
landon, Fred, 623 
Lane, Rose E O0 1004 
Langdon, William C t , 587, 588 
Iardner, Ring, 1005 
Lasker, Bruno, 836, 837 
Latane, John H, 8 167 
Lattimore, Owen, 895 
Iawson, Ted W f , 838 
Lazarfeld, Paul F , 289 
Lederer, Eugene Ho, 290 
Lee, Robert E,, 291 


Leech, Margaret, 589 
Leith, Charles K,, 100 
Lerner, Max, 789 
Lewis, Sinclair, 1006, 1007 
Lewisohn, Ludwig, comp 0 , 442 
Ley, Willy, 292 
Leyson Burr 0 293 
Lilienthal, David E c , 294 
Lincoln, Abraham, 731 
Lindsay, Vachel, 500 
Linton, Ralph, ed r , 295 
Lippmann, Waiter, 168, 896 
Logan, Rayford ¥,, ed , 190 
London, Jack 1008,, 1009 
Long, Haniel, 619 
Longfellow Henry W O0 501 
Lord, Clifford L 0 0 565 
Lord, Russell R 0 , 217, 218 
Lorwin, Lewis L 0 , 897, 898 
Lougee 0 Earl F 0 , 296 
Lowell, James Russell, 502 
Luckiesh, Matthew, 297 
Iynd, Robert S D , 19, 20, 21 


Mabee, Carleton, 298 

McCarty, H 0 Ho, 101 

McFee, William, 951 

Mclnnis, Edgar W 0 , 781 

Mack, Gerstle, 299 

McKay, Allis, 1010 

Mackenzie, Catherine Do, 732 

MacLeish r Archibald, 36, 503 

Magazine of art, 338 

Maisel, Albert , 242 , 243 

Maki s John M., 839 

Mallery, 0 T n c , 899 

Manchester, Harland, 300 

Mantle, Burns, 459, 446 

Marquand John Phillips, 1011, 1012 

Marshall Gen c George 0 o , 790 

Martin, John J 9 , 406 

Mason, Van Wyek, 1013 

Masters, Edgar Lee, 504, 648 

Mather, Frank J c , 339 

Matschat, CoHo, 649 

Matthiesson, Francis Otto, 430 

Mauldin, Bill, 791 

Maxwell, William, 1014, 1015 

Maynard, Theodore, 733 

Mayorga, Margaret, edo, 460 

Melbo, Irving B*, 606 

Mellquist, Jerome, 340 

Melville, Herman, 952 

Mencken, Henry L, 432, 433 

Menefee, Selden, 792 







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Merriam, Charles E», 87, 62 

Metcalf 8 Clyde, H 0 771 

Millay 0 ®dna St 0 Vincent, 505, 506 

Miller, Francis T 0 , 793 

Miller, John Anderson, 204 

Miller 9 Joseph H 0 9 131 

Miller 9 Max, 840 

Millett* Pred B c , 431 

Millspaugh, Arthur C O0 900 

Milton, George Port 9 63 

Mock, James R 0 , 901 

Monaghan, Jay c 734 

Moon, Bucklin 8 edo B 191 

Moore D Arthur, 219 

Moreland 9 Wallace S Q , edo 220 

Morgan 0 Arthur I 0 , 735 

Morgan 9 Dale, 634 

Morison, Elton Eo, 772 

Morison D Samuel Eliot, 566, 736 

Morley, Christopher, 1016 0 1017 

Morris 0 Charles L 0 , 301 

Mott, Kid, 434 

Moulton, Porest Bay, 302 

Moulton, Harold Go, 902 

Mumford, Lewis, 64, 360, 361 

Munson, Gorham, 102 

Murrell, William, 377 

Mursell, James L O0 132 

Myers, Henry Alonzo, 38 

Myrdal, Gunnar, 192 


Nash, Ogden, 477 

Ha than, George Jean, 405 

Nathan, Otto, 814 

Nathan, Robert, 1018, 1019, 1020 

Nathan, Robert B 09 903 

National committee on housing, 362 

National research council, 927 

Neuschutz, Louise, 928 

Kevins, Allan, 169 , 378 , 567 , 737 

New York museum of modern art, 341, 363 

New Yorker (Periodical), 520 

Newhall, Beaumont, 381 

Newsweek, editors of, 794 

Niles, BoRo, 636 

Nordhoff, Charles, 1021 

Norwood, William P op 244 

Nute, Grace L„, 626 

Nye, Russell Bo, 738 

Oboler, Arch, 461, 462 
0 °Brien, Edward J 0 edo, 521 
Odets, Clifford, 463 
Odum, Howard Wo, 590 
Ogg, Prederic, 65 


O 0 Hara, Mary, 1022 

OoHenry memorial award prize stories,, 
522 

0 °Neill, Eugene Go, 464 
Osborn, Pairfield, edo, 841 
Ottley, Roi, 193 
Our Amy at war, 795 
Overstreet, Harry A 0 , 133 
Oxford anthology of American 
lite£atur$, 443 


Pagano, Grace, ed Q , 342 
Page, Elizabeth, 1023 
Paine, Albert B 0 , 530 
Paine, Thomas, 39 
Parker, Dorothy, 1024 
Paikman, Prancis, 568 
Parringten, Vernon L O0 435 
Patter Pred L 0 , 523 
Faullin, Charles 0o 9 782 
Peattie, Donald C 0 , 591, 739 
Peattie, Roderick, edo, 607, 608 
Peck, Mary Gray, 740 
Peffer, Nathaniel, 904, 905 
Perkins, Ado A Whitaker, I 0 Ro,eds,221 
Perkins, Dexter, 170, 171 
Perry, Bliss, 741 
Perry, Ralph Barton, 5, 592 
Pesotta, Rose, 183 
Peterson, Co Stewart, 669 
Pink, Louis Ho, 103 
Pintner, Rudolf, 929 
Poe, Edgar Ao, 953 
Porter, James A 0 , 343 
Porter, Katherine Anne, 1025 
Per ter, William Sydney, 1026 
Porterfield, Jehn, 303 
Pewmd, Arthur, 625 
Pound, Roscoe, 66 
Powel, Iydia, 134 
Pratt, Pletcher, 773, 796 
Pratt, George K c , 930 
Prefaces to peace, 906 
President 0 s research committee on 
social trends, 22 
Pringle, Henry P O0 742, 743 
Pritchett, CoHo, 304 
Puleston, William D c , 774 
Pupin, Michael, 153 
Pyle, Ernie, 815, 816 


(feaife, Mile Mo, 624 

Quinn, Arthur Hop447, 465, 531, 932 


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Ratcliff, John D., 245, 246 

Batner, Sidney, 104 

Bauch, Basil, 570 

Rawlings, Marjorie K*, 1027 

Bayhum, Otto Ernest, 617 

Beck, Franklin M , 205 

Reis, Claire, 399 

Benner, George Thomas, ed., 783 

Bepplier, Agnes, 469 

Rich, Everett, 744 

Bichter, Conrad, 1028 

Bickard, Thomas Ao, 305 

Biis, Jacob, 745 

Bivers of America series, 627?-652 

Bobbins, Boy M u , 222 

Boberts, Elizabeth Mo, 1029, 1030 

Boberts, Henry W«, 306 

Boberts, Kenneth, 1031 

Bobinson, Edwin A t , 507 

Robson, RoWo, 842 

Bcckwell, Frederick F.., ed.,, 223 

Rollins, Philip A*, 593 

Bolvaag, Ole E a , 1032 

Boraulo, Carlos, 843 

Boosevelt, Franklin D„, 67, 172 

Boosevelt, Theodore, 746 

Eosenman, Dorothy, 364 

Boss, Earle D„, 135 

Boss, Haney, 747 

Bosten, Leo C., 410, 478 

fiourke, Constance M* , 479, 594 

Budin, Harry B 0 , 907 

Rukeyser, Muriel, 307 

Buml, Beardsley, 105 

Busk, Rogers D s , 308 


Saarinen, Eliel, 365 
St-., Gaudens , Homer, 344 
St* John, Joseph F~, 844 
St» John, Robert, 817 
Samuels, 309 

Sandburg, Carl, ed,, 400, 508, 748, 749 

Santayana, George, 1033 

Saroyan, William, 1034 

Sasso, John, 310 

Schafer, Joseph, 224 

Schlesinger, Arthur Mo, 571, 572 

Schnapper, Morris Bartel, ed D , 908 

Schriftgiesser, Karl, 750 

Schultz, Theodore W., 262 

Schwendener, Norma, 419 

Science year book, 1945, 311 


Scott 0 Robert Lee, 845 
Seldes, Gilbert, 411 
Shapley, Harlow, 312 
Sharon, Henrietta B c , 931 
Sheean, Vincent, 751 
Shepard, Odell, 532 
Sherman, Henry C<>, 263, 264 
Sherrod, Robert Lee, 846 
Shirer, William L, 797 
Shotwell, James T 0 , 909 
Sigerist, Henry E 0 , 247 
Simonds, Herbert R*, 313 
Simonds, William A t , 752 
Sinclair, Upton, 1035, 1036, 
1037, 1038, 1039, 1040 
Sladen, Frank J c ed*, 248 
Smiley, Dean F„, 249 
Smillie, Wilson G 0 , 250 
Smith, Bernard, ed Q , 436, 437 
Smith, Betty, 1041 
Smith, Bruce, 68 
Smith, Edward Co, 69 
Staith, Henry L, 206 
Smith, Howard K 0 , 798 
Smith, Joseph R,, 106 
Smith, Payson, 136 
Smith, Thomas V*, 40 
Smith, William C c0 153 
Snow, Edgar, 799 
Solomon, A rthur Ko, 314 
Sprout, Harold H„, 775 
Spykman, Nicholas John, 910 
Steffens, Lincoln, 753 
Stegner, Wallace, 616 
Steinbeck, John, 1042, 1043, 104 
Steinman, D 0 B 0 , 315 
Stephenson, NoW v , 754 
Stern, Bernard J op 251 
Stern, Philip Van Doren, ed Q 9 52< 
Stettinius, Edward R>, 800 
Stewart, George R 0 , 609, 1045 
Stewart, Maxwell, 911 
Still, Alfred, 316 
Stimson, Henry L O0 801 
Stokley, James, 317 
Stolberg, Benjamin, 184 
Stone, Irving, 185, 755 
Stong, Philip D ao 1046 
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 953a 
Straus, Nathan, 366 
Streeter, F.Bo, 637 
Stribling, Thomas S„, 1047 
Struck, F 0 , Theodore, 137 
Suckow, Ruth, 1048, 1049 




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Sweet, William W O0 11 
Syrkin, Marie, 138 


Taft, Lorado, 374 
Taft, Robert, 382 
Taliaferro, William H 0 ed 0 , 252 
Tallmadge, Thomas Bo, 368 
Tannehill, Ivan R 0 , 318 
Tarkington, Booth, 1050, 1051 
Taylor, A 0 M 09 comp 0 , 802 
Taylor, Deems, 412 
Taylor, George Bo, 847 
Tead, Ordway, 41 
Teasdale, Sara, 509 
Terry, Walter, 407 
Thane, Eric, 615 
Thayer, Vivian To, 139 
There were giants in the land, 756 
Thomas, Jean, 610 
Thompson, Warren So, 23 
Thomson* Virgil, 401 
Thoreau, Henry Do, 533, 534 
Thorp, Margaret, 413 
Thurber, James, 379, 480, 481 
Timperley, Harold J a , 848 
Toccpieville, Alexis de, 42 
Tolischus, Otto Do, 849, 850 
Tolley, Howard R 0 , 912 
Tourtellot, A 0 B 0 , 630 
Train, Arthur K 0 , 595 
Tregaskis, Richard Wm c , 851 
Turner, Frederick J c , 573 
Twentieth Century Fund, 107, 369 
Tyler, Alice F«, 24 


Uo S 0 Ao at war, 803 
U 0 S o Army.Air Forces, 776, 818 
UoSo Camera, 1940, 1944? 383, 384 
UoSo Coordinator of Inter-American 
Affairs, 173 

UoSo Office of War Information, 70 
Untermeyer, Louis, ed«, 510 


Van Dersal, William H oe 225 
Van Doren, Carl, 444, 574, 757, 933 
Van Doren, Mark, edo, 511 
Van Sinderen, Adrian, 804 
Veblen, Thorstein Bo, 108 
Verrill, A* Hyatt, 536 
Vestal, Stanley, 642 
Villard, Oswald G v , 758 


Visson, Andre, 913 
Voices of history, 805 


Wade, Mason, 759 
Wald, Lillian, 154 
Walker, John, 345 
Walker, Robert A 0 , 370 
Wallace, Henry A„, 575, 852, 914 
915, 916 

Waller, Willard, 1052 

War atlas for Americans, 784 

Ward, Harold, edo, 319 

Ward, Robert S Q , 853 

Waring, P C A 0 , 226 

Washington, Booker T*, 194 

Waugh, Elizabeth Do, 777 

Way, F.,, 627 

Webster, Clarence, 621 

Weeter, Dixon, 596, 1053 

Weil, Benjamin H., 320 

Weitenkampf, Frank, 346 

Welles, Sumner, ed* 0 917, 918, 919 

Wells, Carolyn, comp 0 , 482 

Wertenbaker, Charles, 174 

Wescott, Glenway, 1054 

West, James, 25 

Wharton, Edith, 954 

Wharton, John F 0 , 109 

Wheeler, Monroe, 375 

White, Elwyn B*, 470, 483 

White, Margaret Bouike, 819 

White, Osmar, 854 

White, Walter F c , 806 

White, William L,, 855 

Whitman, Walt, 512 

Whittier, John Go, 513 

Whitton, John B, , 920 

Wickenden, Dan, 1055 

Wilcox, Earley V,, 227 

Wilder, L,B 0 , 253 

Wilder, Thornton, 1056 

Wildes, Harry E,, 632, 650 

Williams, Blanche C )g 760 

Williams, John H a , 921 

Williams, Paul R u , 371 

Williamson, Scott Graham, 321 

Williamson, Thomas, 613 

Willison, George, 576 

Willkie, Wendell L 3 , 922 

Wills, Royal Barry, 372 

Wilson, Charles Morrow edo, 228 , 322 

Wilson, Edmund, ed., 438 

Wilson, Forrest, 761 

Wilson, Harry L,, 955 







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Wilson, Woodrow, 43, 71 
Wiltse, Charles M„, 762 
Winslow, Charles Edward, 254 
Wise, James Wo, 140 
Wissler, Clark, 537 
Wister, Owen, 956 
Wolfe, Linnie M 0 ,763 
Wolfe, Thomas, 1057, 1058, 1059 
Wolfert, Ira, 856 
Woodson, Carter G op 195 
Woodward, W 0 E 0 , 597 
Wright, Trank Lloyd, 373 
Wrigiht, Richard, 1060 
Writers 0 Program, 653=705 
Wyaie, Elinor He, 514 
Wynner, Edith, 923 


Yank, editors of, 807 
Yost, Edna, 255 


Zigrosser, Carl, 347 
Zim, Herbert S 0 , 323 
Zink, Harold, 72 
Zinsser, Hans, 764 
Zurcher, Arnold J 0 , 924 

























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